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Old 08-21-2003
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Which mic should I buy???

AKG D112

Shure Beta 52A

Sennheiser e602

Shure Beta 91

Audio-Technica ATM25

Audix D6 Sub Impulse

These are the only kick drum mics my $$ can afford. I'm just looking for the best results for the leat amount of money.
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the AKG D112 is probably the closest thing to an industry standard for kick drum mics, but I use the sennheisser e602 and am getting very good results very easily. I've seen a bunch of other great things about the e602, so you should really consider getting it.

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They're all good mics (I personally don't like the Shure kick mics), but the best bang for your buck is the ATM25 for $139 at most online places. Audix D6 is a awesome mic too.
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The Audix D6 Sub Impulse is a good one. i use audix all the time. I use a D1 on my snare and high hat, i have 4 D2's one for each tom, then i have 2 D4's for my floor toms and a 2 D6's for my bass drums. Audix is a great sounding mic. that'll be a good one.
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Mic selection

I ended up bying an AKG D112. I searced ebay for days and this seemed to be the best deal:

AKG D112 for $112.00. Thanks for all of your suggestions though. I just couldn't pass up such a deal.

I hope I get the sound I want now......
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the D112 has a classic sound to it. If you want a more modern scooped sound, the D6 is the way to go. Such an amazing mic.
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Ive had amazing results with the shure beta series. the 52 is used in a lot of studios these days, and the shure 91 simply is amazing. it sits right in the drum. cant get a more 'in your face' sound than that
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