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I'm the one who chose the 414's, because I've used one before on acoustic and vocals and really liked it. But now I can't help but think that it would be better to start out a little lower and go for more expensive things later if I get even more into it. And there's the possibility of a bass...

I would suggest starting out on guitar, just so you get used to it, and later switch to bass if you still want to. With guitar, you'd become familiar with more things like chords and strum patterns. I recommend the Squier Strat Pak because that's what I started with. Also, I don't think those...

wow... :eek:

"TWO!" and no :p

I won't say "me", but I must say my skinny, sickly white spider fingers make me feel like I'm a dying ninety-year-old. :( At least it helps me play.

Hey. It's no biggie. It's actually a good thing, IMO, to ask around when shopping for gear. If you develop new questions that you'd like to have answered, just let this thread slip by and start a new one! Don't be bashful. :)

Thanks. That made me grin. :D

Considering the reviews and the price, I suddenly want one for myself! I imagine I'd only use it for band rehearsals and talkback.

That's what I was thinking... at first! Argh! I guess I'll have to wait it out for a while and see how I feel about it later. Presently, I'm leaning toward the cheaper route unless I can get a few reasons not to. Thank you. :)

I recently became eagle scout and my mom is considering the purchase of a matched pair of the AKG C414BXLII as a gift. Is this too much? I'm just starting out with recording as a hobby, but possibly a career. I already have a bunch of gear, but the main thing I need right now is a microphone...