I have a studio Project B1 mic and I bought a phantom power 48v amp as it stated that I would need one to get the mic working. I used an XLR to XLR from the mic to the phantom power, then an XLR to Jack lead from the phantom power to the mic input port on my computer but the mic still doesn't work. Does anybody know how I can get the mic working? do I need a mixer, turntable or something?

Which one would you pic? And what do you think of both?

Hi all,

Hi!

Id like to share some phenomenal results of an a/b testing i have had today with several microphones:

we were looking for a deacent vocal microphone, and started to preform tests between some blue and studio projects microphones.

so ive been using my c4s and i love them. the other night disaster struck as i was using them as over heads and the drummer moved a drum and the over head came crashing down, hit the concrete floor and the shock mount broke in half. ive tested the mic and it works fine. but appart from using JB weld i dont know about fixing/replacing the shockmount. i tried the studio projects so.

I can't decide on one or the other. I can get them for the same price. It will be used mostly for vocals. It will be a backup mic for acoustic guitar too.

I have a groove tubes brick preamps and m-audio octane.

I really can't decide on which would be a better sounding mic(setting my vocal style beside)

Give me your opinions

I'm about to hit the purchase button for a PreSonus Firebox and since all the dealers are competing with each other, they are all offering free shipping and free stuff.

One is offering a Studio Projects B1 mic (which I have heard good things about on this forum) and the other is offering the Joemeek JM27, which I have never heard anything about.

I dont know which mic to get for vocals. Both are large diaphram condensers and come with free shockmounts from sweetwater music. They also both get rave reviews. Does anyone have any personal experience with either the Studio Projects C1 or RODE NT1-A?[/code]

Hi everyone!

Just wondering if anyone has compared the 3? I'm looking to spend about €300-€450 on a well priced mic and these 3 are the ones that spring to mind. Any ideas?

Ta muchly!

looking to purchase a pair of small condensers for Micing overheads and acoustic guitar - which pair would you choose, and why - or is there another pair in this price range that you'd recommend? thanks,

brandon