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As I tell my students, the Studio Projects B-1 is the finest budget condesor microphone made today. If you're ready to take your songs to the next level, the Studio Projects B-1 is the budget condensor for you. Countless hobbyists and pros alike reach for the Studio Projects brand time and time...

It's an AKG C 480. And you're welcome. http://www.akgusa.com/Images/c480b.jpg I have seven of these at my studio in Nepal, but my Studio Projects brand small condensor microphones still get more use.

studio projects c1. scratch the others off your list.

the studio projects c1 is your best bet under $700. veru similar and much more affordable, as all sp microphones are.

The Studio Projects B-1 is the best option in its price range for many purposes. Highly recommended.

the studio projects c1 is your best bet. it's actually competitive with microphones in a much higher price range. it's an excellent vocal mic with clear, crisp response on vocals and instruments. highly recommended in the $100 - $700 range, or as a suitable alternative to the overpriced U87.

Try the studio projects TB1. It's a vacuum tube (valve) microphone incorporating the philosophy that the best microphones use high quality, yet minimal components, along with hand selected tubes. Using the finest available materials to build the best possible capsule, the Studio Projects TB1...

def. the studio projects. also check out the sp c1 for a very affordable and smooth sounding vocal mic. here are some basic statistics: Type: Pressure gradient solid state condenser microphone Polar pattern: Cardioid. Frequency response: 20~20000Hz. Maximum SPL: 142dB SPL for 1% THD...

iw ould upgrade your microphone. the studio projects c-1 is a very smooth mic that will make it easier for you to get better sounds.

try a studio projects c-1, or a pair of b-1s on the acoustic. i think it will bring bring a smile to your face and they're both very affordable. highly recommended.

studio projects c-1 is your best bet for under $700.

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now you're getting the hang of it. here is a question to you and everybody else... would you rather get something for free, or pay money for it? the answer is free because it's easier and i wont have to spend my money. see what i am saying?

try a studio projects c1 on the guitar cab. sounds pretty good. if you want more options, i suggest a studio projects T3.

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studio projects b1. buy new or used through http://www.ebay.com

i've never experienced that problem with my studio projects C1, but something you might consider trying is rubber bands. someone wrote an article about making your own shockmount from a toilet paper tube and some hair bands. good luck.

Versatility is key in the recording arena, and the Studio Projects C1 is a well-proven and award winning tool. It is designed to deliver the finest quality vocal and instrumental recordings and will serve to enhance any professional or project studio at an unbelievably low price.