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Studio mikes???

gracehopper · 2005-10-05 14:02:13

I need a decent "large diaphragm" studio mike. Can anybody recommend one which is reasonably priced or is anyone is interested in selling one, i'll spend 200e

05-10-2005 2:02pm

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gracehopper

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I need a decent "large diaphragm" studio mike. Can anybody recommend one which is reasonably priced or is anyone is interested in selling one, i'll spend 200e

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#2 05-10-2005 2:16pm

rob1891

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Have a look at the studioprojects range. I've got them from online www.digitalvillage.co.uk Walton's might also stock them.

Have a C3 and it sounds great to my untrained ear. People on other forums who have played with more expensive mics seem to think they are pretty good value also.

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#3 05-10-2005 2:18pm

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The SE2200A is pretty decent if you're just looking for a cardioid pickup pattern.

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#4 08-10-2005 1:30am

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The Studio Projects and the SE models are both excellent mics for the money.

What are you looking to use it for?

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