Hi,

What would be the best microphone to record a classical guitar, an
acoustic guitar and vocals? My budget dosen't permit me to bought
more than one mic.

Dynamic or condenser mic?

Rode NT-1a, NT-3, Audio-Technica, AKG???

Thanks!!

What *is* your budget? A Neumann U-87 would probably do a fine job, but it's
out of most folks' range.

Peace,
Paul

AT 4033. I can't say enough good things about this large diaphram condenser.
They've updated it, but the original mic w/shochmount has yet to fail me. I
prefer it over the Neuman U87, sweeter top end and more presence overall

Rick Hollett
Record Time Productions
"P Stamler" wrote in message
...
What *is* your budget? A Neumann U-87 would probably do a fine job, but
it's
out of most folks' range.

Peace,
Paul

In Article ,
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What *is* your budget? A Neumann U-87 would probably do a fine job, but it's
out of most folks' range.

Peace,
Paul

Well it IS only ONE mic! I'd say the U 87 would do the job. But then again
(Bob Cain clause) so would a EV 635.

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Ty Ford

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wrote on 11/15/03 5:50 PM:

Hi,

What would be the best microphone to record a classical guitar, an
acoustic guitar and vocals? My budget dosen't permit me to bought
more than one mic.

Dynamic or condenser mic?

Rode NT-1a, NT-3, Audio-Technica, AKG???

Thanks!!

There are many inexpensive mics out there for sale. You might be able
to buy two mics, which would be better. An MKL 603 small diaphragm
condenser runs about $75. Add an inexpensive large diaphram condenser, for
about $100, such as the Oktava 319. Maybe two mics are within your budget.
--
Stephen Boyke

Ty Ford wrote:

In Article ,
(P Stamler) wrote:
What *is* your budget? A Neumann U-87 would probably do a fine job, but it's
out of most folks' range.

Peace,
Paul

Well it IS only ONE mic! I'd say the U 87 would do the job. But then again
(Bob Cain clause) so would a EV 635.

:-) a chastised Bob blushes


Bob
--

"Things should be described as simply as possible, but no
simpler."

A. Einstein

AT 4033. I can't say enough good things about this large diaphram condenser.
They've updated it, but the original mic w/shochmount has yet to fail me. I
prefer it over the Neuman U87, sweeter top end and more presence overall

Rick Hollett
Record Time Productions
"P Stamler" wrote in message
...
What *is* your budget? A Neumann U-87 would probably do a fine job, but
it's
out of most folks' range.

Peace,
Paul


AT4033 isn't a "large diaphragm condensor" which is probably why it works so
well in so many applications.
Richard H. Kuschel
"I canna change the law of physics."-----Scotty