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Old 07-02-1999
Conrad Josepi Conrad Josepi is offline
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Have any of you (especially actual drummers) used the AKG C418 tom mics?

I've seen a few really good deals, and I was curious how well they work.

As usual, I'm suspicious. It seems to me that a condenser mic 2 inches from a drum head might be a bit much......

Any input is appreciated!

Conrad Josepi
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Old 11-09-2004
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Originally Posted by Conrad Josepi
Have any of you (especially actual drummers) used the AKG C418 tom mics?

I've seen a few really good deals, and I was curious how well they work.

As usual, I'm suspicious. It seems to me that a condenser mic 2 inches from a drum head might be a bit much......

Any input is appreciated!

Conrad Josepi
I would not worry so much about having a condenser close to a drum head but all the AKG literature says that that particular mic is designed for wind instruments and it should be noted that the specs say that there is a roll off at about 300 hz which is not really what you probably want when miking toms.
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