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I'm a baritone and the best mic I've found is the Beyer M300.

Hey, I just bought a P90 also. I really like it, I just wish the reverb effects could be turned off PERMANENTLY.

I'm only seeing $30 difference in street price between the two.

That Goldtone is pretty dang loud. The original 50s Gibson Skylark (6V6 version) is only about half the volume and sounds like a little stack.

I have one and don't see much use for it at all. BOOMY bottom end, plasticy highs, scooped mids. Dang, I shouldn't have posted this before I stick it on ebay.

The MR-8 is almost unuseable without a pre of some kind. I use a DMP3 with mine and it makes a huge difference.

He uses a tweed deluxe and a big part of that sound is feedback and a bigsby tremelo. You can get pretty close at home with a tweed champ but it's still gonna be fairly loud

Sounds good! Are the instrument tones and drums from the BR-1600?

My wife used the Expresso starting out. It's pretty close to junk. Upgraded to a Tama Stagestar-great set for the money and it's very compact.

I got a Regal off ebay for $225 WITH a hardshell case brand new. I had to do some minor setup work but it's really nice for the money.

Maybe we have TOTALLY different definitions of "warm"?

I'd get the DMP3. The TubePre doesn't sound "good" and it doesn't sound "bad, in a good way" like the ART can.

I just picked one of these up on ebay and did a casual comparison to a SM57 and Sennheiser 421 through a PA miking vocals and various instruments. The i5 has lots more bass than the other mics, and is brighter than the 57. It doesn't have the warm midrange of the 57 or the detailed clarity of...

As far as comparing the Comp16 to anything, what I had before was a Meek MQ3. I didn't like the Meek preamp and the compressor took a lot of dialing in. The Comp16 never sounds bad and the presets make it fast and easy to use. My "good" pre is a DMP3 but I have a Tubepre for bass. After...

I really like the Comp16.

Instead of a mixer I'd consider getting something like a M-Audio DMP3 and a Presonus Comp16.

The other thing is the sound you're putting into the MR-8. Are you using a preamp of some kind? Compression?

I picked up a 635a a while back and have yet to find a use for it. To my ear it sounds thin, boxy, cheap...I've read interviews with Don Dixon and Mitch Easter recommending this mike. What application do you guys use it for?

The useable range is between about zero and .3, anything above that and it's distorted. I'm running the output of a dmp3 into it. I have an lxp-5 that works fine so I assume it was fried when I got it.

It has an input level control.