just want to know what people's thoughts are on this and its effectivness etc...

RVK7 Drum kit microphone set. Around £200 quid,. Does anyone know what kind of quality these would be? anyone know of any other similar priced solutions? cheers, isaac.

Does anyone have any microphone/Preamps they would recommend?

Has anyone tried the M-Audio Luna - mic? Any comments?

Product availability in Canada is also a must! (I'm sure all major brands are available here...but I'm not really sure).

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,
Chris

Hey everyone. I am currently in a Radio Broadcasting program and I do a TONNE of voice over type work through my own computer here at home. I currently have an Audio-Technica AT3035 condensor microphone that I love, it seems to give me great sound and amazing clarity. There is a couple things though that I would still like to improve.

ive had this microphone for a few years now, i got it from my church, and i dont know what it is nor does it have any marking on it to enlighten me as to what it might be. ive used it on snare with good results just wondering what it is. thank you!

hello there.

if a handheld vocal mic has a polar chart like this one
http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/b8f2c39b7aa5fc9c/index.htm

Is anyone here able to recommend a capable, trustworthy microphone repair service? That seems to be pretty specialized knowledge.

bobar

Hey, Im having a problem getting my microphone working, I have posted in other forums, who have sent me here to try my luck.

Can someone clarify what 'nominal impedance' is when given in mic specifications. I believe that with loudspeakers the nominal impedance is the lowest impedance above the resonant frequency of the speaker itself. Is this true of mics also or am I shooting in the wrong direction...

I ordered a Studio Projects B1 microphone off of eBay and I got it today. All the pictures I have seen of them show the mic just plain with no dials or switches on the front but this mic says Studio Projects B1 and then it has a switch on the front that can either select: -, -10dB, or -20dB. Then on the back it says CE and has another switch with options that are: -, 75, and 150.