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Now this will never be vintage :mad: J/K :D Sounds like a fun project!

Its a fair price..make sure it works..Then tell him 275.00.Ya gots to haggle :D

I'll buy that...The sound in my head is pretty cool!The voices gotta stop though :D

I agree that was their Ampeg period live..but studio prob. Marshall,Fender,Ampeg and Vox..maybe even Hiwatt..

With Page his work with guitar arranegments is excellent!All those "small" sounds work so well because of how he "stacks" his parts!Although he may not be the "greatest" player to me he's the "greatest" guitar arang. of his era..He's the first in my mind to take it to that level..which lead to...

The AT4060 is a good bet...Also check out a AEA R84 or a Royer R121 :)

441 would be nice..also I've had some luck with a 421

The D6 is a nice Kik mic..the rest of their mics I've never used

I agree with Chessrock..I did a session with a band last night.Hard to please kinda guys..Gave them a ruff for working on their overdubs.They called me after hearing the ruff CD...The drums sound great !......they might be able to work with this..I take my praise in dribs and drabs :D Overheads...

Yup...They have a jewelery in them and are only good for a couple of stomps..expensive though :D

I must have one of these!!

Good sounding mics..200.00 a pop..Ya can't go wrong :)

The reason the Grace doesn't shine for vocals for me{I have a pair} is that its too abrupt/hard sounding..When it works on something it works well..When it doesn't its not a pleasing experience.YMMV/IMHO ect. ect. Lately I've been useing them for keyboard DI's when I need alot of "cut" in a mix...

Had a Strat named it "Butt"

http://www.guitarattack.com/index.html Looks like a good site...Roll your own :)

http://www.mercenary.com/landualvocco.html I've never used one but it looks interesting :)

Well that sucks...Don't matter to me if you are Orville Gibson or Leo Fender or Joe Blow!Sucks that you should have to go..But you gotta do what you gotta do..

For a bass/mono keys DI..perhaps a Avalon U5 which is very good for a "cleaner" sound or a GT Brick for DI{pre..I've never used one}..I don't know if they still make the Ditto.. as a way to go also.. there are so many choices :)

Perhaps the Sheffields are modeled after the old 25 watters?Never liked those as much they reminded me of the EMC's,too loose for me..Different strokes :)

Of the pres I've used..The Great River..IMHO..YMMV ect. ect :)