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In Reply to: Your favorite Microphones (Cables???) posted by paulmpianist on May 29, 2006 at 12:42:51:
Your $13 mic may sound as good as a 57 or 58, but put it into a PA system (which is what the 57 and 58 are designed for, not recording) and it will howl with feedback at very low levels. If you are at all serious about recording get a tube driven condensor mic, and spend as much as you can afford. Good equipment is an investment. Cheap jumk is money down the drain. BTW, $400 isn't an expensive mic. $4,000 is routine for recording studios.
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Thanks for the input... that's what i was looking for. I realized 400 bucks is still kind of a cheap recording mic. I just wanted to sift through the responses and see what people experienced. Some stuff here is very technical and hard to understand. I know about the feedback and various patterns too. Thanks for the comment
Check out Marshall mic's . Fair on price decent sound.
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