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Now why would I buy YOUR metallic, wingless model airplane with air compression capability and adjustable cockpit tilt when there are so many others on the market?

Excellent!I look forward to seeing what you come up with. I'm planning some purchases soon. :)

That's a great idea. Anyone up for this?

If Gidge would like to update the mic prices, he is welcome to do so! Unfortunately they change so often it's hard to keep up. They are there more as a guide at a price range than as a definitive listing.

Assignments! OK, so here's a list of things I think should be researched/written: http://www.hr-faq.org/submit/assignments.htm If something catches your eye, tell me, and I'll assign it to you. If you want to do something else that's not on the list, I'll add it to the list! Note that I need...

Awesome. You guys are right. I'll update the site, hopefully with some help.:) I'll be back tomorrow with some possible assignments, deadlines and methods of submission. Thanks a lot for your support. I'm going to start working. Don't worry DJL. I'll tell you EXACTLY where to start tomorrow...

Hmmmm... if I choose to update the site, everything needs to be done by August 30th. I'll have to bust my hump to get things done, but that's OK with me - compiling is a great way to learn stuff. Seriously. If some cool volunteers wanted to spend some time searching the BBS archives for...

Hey everyone -- I haven't updated the extremely-unofficial Home Recording mic FAQ for some time. I've noticed some of the prices in my database aren't quite right anymore, and I never got to covering several brands of mics. The site needs some serious updating. My question for all of you fine...

Here's something you may want to look at http://www.shure.com/accessories/a96f.asp?PN=Problem%20Solvers Plugs an XLR mic into your camcorder. Kind of like the Beachtek thing dwillis is talking about. I think this one's cheaper (bit more than 50 clams). I don't think it provides phantom power...

Just a reminder... http://www.hr-faq.org There's lots here on mic specifics. Just click 'Mic Specifics' at the top of the page and search away! Here you'll find the BBS' opinions on the MXL990: http://www.hr-faq.org/micpage.php?mic=20030731174522 Sorry for the shameless plug. - Graham

Ditto on the SM81. That's we use in our recital hall at my university (where all the bands play: orchestra, jazz band, wind ensemble), and they sound great.

And regarding your first question: I own the V67. It's got a real nice, warm sound that I have come to appreciate on trumpet and some voice. However, it can be muddy on some mixes. For a first time buyer, I'd probably recommend it. Many would tell you that every mic in this range sounds...

Sorry Bry, I didn't mean to be a jerk. It's nothing personal, I've just see this question way too much here. In fact, I've seen your question (or something eerily like it) on the board at least twice a week, and often the question goes unanswered! This is precisely why I compiled the FAQ. It's...

You're an excellent candidate to visit this site: www.hr-faq.org

http://www.hr-faq.org/micbuying.htm#acoustic - Graham

http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html Theres some more links on hr-faq.org, under "recommended reading." And check out 'Da Big Thread.' -Graham

Oh, they do. http://www.hr-faq.org/micpage.php?mic=20030729175348

Here's the thing: money does not necessarily buy you a better vocal mic. Everyone has a unique sound, and it'll take some searching before you find the mic that sounds right to you. My advice: try before you buy. Go to some kind of superstore and try a whole bunch of mics, or spend a while in a...

Whups. I meant 60000% ! 600% of .25 is 1.50.

Yeah it would. Gum - $0.25 Mic pair - $150.00 Total improvement: 600%.