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+1 to Sennheiser... I've been using SM58 for a long time until I got my Sennheiser e935 my live experience changed!

MSH-1 is just too hot for live... doesn't work for me!

I used MSH-1 for recording acoustic guitar I never tried on piano. Hey I used on recording choir too... and sounds good.

I like the MSH... it depends on your guitar but you normally get a less boomy sound at 10 to 12" away. Nice playing though...

It tooks me 6 months to decide whether to buy SM58 Beta or Sennheiser e935 and finally I settled for Sennheiser. 58 Beta definetely better than 58 especially if you are singing on stand.

@WhiteStrat, Thanks for sharing your setup. Hmmm... I never tried playing Seagull guitars but sounded good to me. I did few recordings on my MSH-1 and I'm excited to try my new CAD M177 and of course my new baby Ibanez AEL40

Great playing!! I love it man... Inspires me to spare some time recording using my new M177. Well I bought it when it was 79.90. What guitar you used? signal chain?

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I'm about to order today...damn is gone up to $100 again! when MF will drop the price again???? I suppose to have $60 savings for 2 mics :(

Can't wait the clip sample

Thanks! Now I just added my knowledge on mics. Well say like MSH mics how they match? You know what, I have a different perception of match pair, I thought that the frequency responses are different. Now I know why I still get a good stereo (wide) result even the mics are not match pair.

What is exactly the difference of these two mics? Are they different in frequencies? Sensitivity? or ??? How the mic manufacturer match these mics as a pair?

@Freddy, thanks for the photos @chessrock, please post your photos of XY. I'm interested to see the Y. :)

It turns out that I like the sound of Shure KSM44

Is the bell choir and handbells are the same? I was in a handbell choir before and didn't have the change to record it but anyway they are loud not quite.

Is your system grounded? Most of this common problem is fix by running a ground wire.

I have desktop and laptop use for recording but I prefer laptop since I do tracking and recording in the same room so fan noise is my problem. So here's my laptop setup: 3 year old Sony 1 Gb of ram 1.7 Ghz Athlon Built-in firewire port USB external 5400 HDD After playing around using laptop to...

@Richard thanks! I'm eyeing 935 just for live not for studio so I think 935 is worth looking. BTW good to know that 935 is good in snares and cab. :)

I recorded in my bedroom..not acoustic treated.. Yes I added a reverb. If someone is interested I can post the dry clip.

What about the sennheiser 935 I read they are really good in vocals and a lot cheaper.