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Thanks Rob! Point taken.

I looked up an SM 81 on Amazon and it was listed for $399 USD, thats kind of steep for me. But I will consider an SDC as an option. Thanks SR!

Thanks Cool Cat! I will keep that in mind.

I have a condenser mic that has cardioid pattern as one option via a switch. Does that mean I will experience the proximity effect in that situation? Seems to me the answer is yes.

I've got an extremely affordable X for sale if anyone is interested. :laughings:

The song was Eleanor Rigby

Then you will be a 'pop' singer! Sorry. I couldn't resist...

Popsicle is a brand in the US, but like Coke. it gets used generically a lot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popsicle_(brand)

Thanks Japov!

Thank you Bestmicrophones for the videos

Funky and good!

Sounds good!

Very well done

Cool tune. I like the lead stuff a lot. Bouncy and fun like a blow up doll hahaha

Excellent!

Thanks again Keith. That is very helpful.

Thanks Rich!

Thanks to you both, Rob and Keith! @keith.rogers That was a great rendition of 16 Tons!

I mainly would like a nice setup for recording acoustic guitar. And sometimes the result we get is less than stellar sounds for an acoustic, though we used the Miktek and the SM57 and got pretty good results. So Im looking to see if there is some other combination that could improve the sound...

My friend and I have between us, a Miktek MK300 condenser, an SM57, and an SM58. We record acoustic guitars as well as mic electric guitar amps. I'm wondering what might be a good buy going forward. We mainly use the Miktek MK300 for lead vocals, and acoustic guitar, mandolin, etc. Any ideas are...