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MSH-5, self noise at 30 dB hmmm... :rolleyes:

Not yet, I will order soon... shipping outside US.

Thanks! I think this a great mic but I'm not just ready for this price range.

Blue, Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the link... I asked the seller if it really comes with the shockmount because is not mentioned in the page only box photo. They replied that it comes with shockmount. Never tried ordering at eBay and I hope this will work. :o

Great! By the way among the three mics only M179 doesn't comes with shockmount. I read that this has an internal shockmount or do I really have to buy a separate shockmount? Thanks!

+1 to 603s

The multiple polar patterns...hmmm sounds really interesting :rolleyes:

+1 for that :p

Travis, thanks... yes I heard AT3050 is a decent low budget mic for voice but never tried though.

Which mic to buy? good for female with husky and low voice. I haven't recorded this kind of voice before. Her voice is like a typical jazz female singer a bit nasal. My choice after reading this forum and hours and hours in the net now I am stuck with these three mics. 1. CAD M179 2. AT 3050...

Especially with a better arrow (NT1-"A") :p

Most Rode mics are made in Australia but I wonder why is cheaper to buy in US :rolleyes:

Good price! Did you order online?

Just wondering... why are you not happy with your 3035?

If you like NT1-A in guitar then get one new NT1-A or a pair I think your budget would fit.

SM57 rocks! is good for "almost" everything...try it

It doesn't matter if your voice is nasal as long its sounds good. James Taylor is one them. Sometimes when I sing JT songs I literally put a clip on my noise :D

Harvey, do you have reviews of MXL 990? for vocals which one is better MXL 2001 or 990?

It seems KEL HM-1 is not a quiet condenser mic. In data specs it has 18 dB noise level whereas MXL 603 has 17 dB. Can I pressume that HM-1 can pickup more floor noise than 603?