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Older Epiphone..Looks like a P90 in the bridge..wild guess,perhaps circa 1963 '64ish..or a reproduction of that vintage/era :)

I got them in my Les Paul..I like them quite a bit :)

Thanks..I bet you will like the 4060 :)

Look into the Blue Sky's monitors

Ditto on what Mixmkr says..Get the inst. to sound good and half the battle is over!Good tuneing and cymbal choices in a good space go along ways :)

Whats it similar to?Is it brite like their other mics? :)

Very good work for 12 years old!Stylisticly its "poetic"...Just some ideas. Try editing it ..Do you need the words ..LIKE,You might not need to state its a metophore..possilby BUT,A ..Economy,sometimes says more...Good luck nice job :)

Interesting...let use hear it with the music.. Queen of the castle Doors are shut tight The things you're hiding Must never see light A love for the Fascists A hate of your {own,}{substitute CROWN} Just a idea The people you trampled So you'd be alone.. Good stuff :)

Lets see..Got Gibson Les Paul classic W/Burstbuckers Fender Tele Gibson Les Paul Jr. gotta love P90's Supro Lap steel Ibanez Artist{335 type} Fender P bass Takimine acoust...

Just got a '69 reissue rosewood Tele today...mummm chicken pickin' good :)

I agree with Chessrock...The Old School Audio stuff is very nice!The closest to the Great River's personality is the L3{that I've tried} however you don't have the loading option..the C's are very good on drums like snare and kik and I really like the A's on overheads ect now Im useing the G/R...

Rhyme is fine.. Also dropping a exspected rhyme is a good device to lend the phrase importance..for examp. loose the rhyme and replace with a sylabic double...or something to that effect :)

I would get the pre and use it with a MXL V69 or 77 and they are useful mics anyways ..you will want it{pre} when you do get a Royer .IMO :)

Check out the MXL V69..cool mic..AT 4033 is pretty nice but I've never tought of it as "warm"..but you gots to listen for yourself :)

It is very good with a R121!IMHO it is a excellent pre for alot of things.I use it with a R84 on guitar as a go to over my Vipre ect. :)

Ditto on those they are VERY good!Also Yamaha made the SG2000[ I belive] they were similar and it was good also.. :)

Perhaps the TLM is a good pairing for your voice w/the Mackie vers. the KSM44..Nothing is is the perfect solution for all things..Voice is the tuffest thing to get{IMHO}just right and it changes ever so slightly day to day..If the TLM works for ya then go for it!Good luck :)

This isn't for live work is it? :)

I don't care for the TLM103 as compared to its price..to me it has a harsher to top end...'spose when it works though..The KSM44,AT4060 are more useful on a variety of sources to me..The KSM can sound pretty darn good when you go thru a Great River or the like..It takes the personality of...

As for preamps..If you can find a Event EMP 1 it is much better than the ART..used it should run fairly inexpensive{about 50.00}..for a decent mic get a Shure SM57 new they are about 79.00 go to your local store and check one out..Its a "dynamic" mic no phantom power needed..Good luck :)