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In Reply to: new band seeks advice on setup posted by kavu on July 31, 2008 at 09:08:27:
...to retain the beauty and tone of acoustic instruments by their not being amped needlessly.Vocal/area reinforcement with GOOD (Neumann) mics, and perhaps an amp for upright bass (if used) are all that is needed indoors. For outdoor tent gigs, rent a "house system" and charge accordingly.
A modest, quality system for small venues should be affordable and top mics do not become obsolete.
Best!
Edits: 08/02/08
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Follow Ups
- A simple set up is good... - mpathus 23:45:15 08/02/08 (6)
- RE: A simple set up is good... - harecording 10:07:52 08/03/08 (5)
- How does Neumann's KMS105 hand held mic stack up? - mpathus 17:47:52 08/03/08 (3)
- RE: How does Neumann's KMS105 hand held mic stack up? - smcdonie@uwsp.edu 09:48:08 08/07/08 (0)
- RE: How does Neumann's KMS105 hand held mic stack up? - harecording 18:52:53 08/03/08 (1)
- Great info, thanks! ~t - mpathus 20:22:31 08/03/08 (0)
- RE: A simple set up is good... - Inmate51 11:59:50 08/03/08 (0)
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