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I too would question whether the tracks are properly turned on during recording......

ecm 22p the Sony ecm 22p takes a 206 battery, but works very well with phantom power.....I often use a pair of them for acoustic guitar recording....I also picked up a pair of c-22 fet mics, but these will not function with phantom power, so I'll probably get rid of them.....the ecm 22p is an...

I just picked up a pair of Sony c 22 fet condenser mics.....anyone know anything about them?....I believe that they are "battery only" and won't work with phantom power, but I haven't yet tested that....seems that they might be a good acoustic guitar pair.....although I'm pretty fond of ecm...

Try an old AKG D 1000

Thinking of a pair of these mics for acoustic guitar....currently using an AKG Perception 200 and a Sony ECM 22p for recording the acoustic in stereo....anyone tried these new AKG's?

I have to agree with nukeitout....I like the AKG Perception 200 for vocals.....I wouldn't go with the 100, since I occasionally use the low filter when using it for acoustic guitar....

(2) AKG Perception 200 (2) AKG D 1000e (1) AKG D 200e (1) Sony ecm 22p (1) Beyer M500C a couple of Behringer mic 200 pre-amps The AKG D 1000's are cheap, old dynamic mics, but they have a great sound when recording acoustic guitar in stereo... The Beyer has a wonderful warm sound.... ....as...

has that been the standard since (at least) the early 70's?.....after a more careful reading of the manual, I see that the voltage range is 8.4 - 54

I may have answered my own question....after a search of my basement, I have the owner's manual for this mic...it is a mic that I bought in 1973, when I started using low impedence equipment....the manual says that it will run on "phantom power" from a 4.5 - 50 volt source....now, I'm not...

Does anyone know if a Sony ecm 22p condenser mic will operate with phantom power?

I've been using a pair of AKG Perception 200's for stereo acoustic guitar recording and the same mic for vocals....I love them...

I don't see a lot of positive comments about the AKG Perception 200, but I've been using a pair of them for some time now and highly recommend them...

there's no reason not to record your final mix on your tascam....I've used the 1/4" inputs on my DP-01FXCD to convert old recordings directly from the outputs of a teac 3340s....I've also digitized some vinal lp's by plugging low level outputs of my receiver right into those 1/4" inputs....

The Beyer m-500 is a great choice....I've been using them for over 30 years....