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I would like to get you folk's opinion on which one to get. I've got a KB300 and really want a good portable piano sound. I'm not a "player" but would like to have something in my studio that a real player would be comfortable with.

I have wanted a pair of these for some time and ordered a pair this morning. They were out of the individual mics, selling 150 of them since their add on Monday. He said dealers were snapping them up, I imagine you'll see them on ebay. They offered me a 2001 with shockmount (normally $99) for...

Yet another choice ...for a LCD mic would be the MXL V93M, The Mars version of the MXL 2003. I don't have a 67, but I luv my 93. I've seen them for $99, 2/3 of the sale price I paid, and half the "original" retail price. It comes with the mount and a -10 pad, very nice to have. I don't know...

FOR RIGHT NOW it's Wavelab, great for live stereo recording. I've got cubase too but not into the midi. yet...

What is the rest of your chain? preamp, and soundcard? Where are you recording? Everything is a variable in the equation

It was good for me I got my 184's from them about a year ago. Everything went very smooth and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him again.

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I picked up an M-1 XL today so I'm eat'n beans for the week. I'll post the results of the beans.:D WITH REVERB

I may be stepping out of bounds here, But have you considered a dynamic? A Sennheiser 441 is one I might try. In a studio setting there may be others too. A Shure SM-7??

I would hope you look at the Soundcraft M-series. I really like my F-1. They also have a less expensive folio series. LINK TO SOUNDCRAFT

I read the 4000 was out but I think it's a little out of my price range. I'm not that loaded (with dough) but it looks nice.

Thanks for the replies folks That's really the answer I was looking for. I'll keep on saving, or trying to.

I have Mackie<1202,1604>, Behringer<1004>, and a Soundcraft <F-1>. The 1202 was my first and all of them still serve their purpose. The 1004 I can use without AC. on sale at my GC for $79 right now. The Soundcraft is really the one I go to first for recording, Nice long sliders, and a sweepable...

REVERB DilemMa Right now I have a mediocre alEsis midiVERB IV. I have been saving up for a Lexicon M5** or TC unit, Now a Roland 330 popped up for around $225. You guys think I should spring for it, or keep on saving?

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mine was the MXL V93m from the now extinct Mars. And it was good.

4.7 gig on one side, you can get doublesided for up to 9.7... Last night I found one with a 8 meg buffer too. Forgot the speed. I have a link at home. I'm at work now but I'll post it later.

I want to get one of these for my new box, but what sould I look for in the purchase of a new one? Hell, I think we all should get one. any links

Thanks Wren, for the link. I'm going to hold off on the monitor purchase for last because I think the prices will come down more by the time I get this all done, and I want the max USE with the warrantee.

I plan on getting a cheapo 15 inch LCD. The server case I got is plenty heavy duty AND deep. No ears but the cast cover has threaded holes so I can fab a couple up easy enough for mounting. I'll more than likely just make a drawer for easy in/out without messing with screws.