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oops! missed that part. good catch :)

Looks like they're available now: http://8thstreet.com/product.asp?ProductCode=6679&Category=Microphones anybody going for them?

Yeah, the case is nice I suppose but depends on your needs. I agree with you that if you add up the components of these 'packages' it's not as big a deal as one might first think.

This is the 'green' one. I've seen the 'black' one for $69 but not the green one. This is the one that was going for like $150 just a few months ago. It goes for $99 these days.

Yes they do but someone from another forum mentioned that they wouldn't sell it to him for that price. You can give it a shot. Maybe he just talked to a dumbass but he said he called twice.

I think the sale on the 603s is over. Someone mentioned the stereo set is $129 though. Be specific. Make sure they are talking the matched pairs with shockmounts & case.

Has shreve audio tried to bait and switch anyone on this? Someone from another forum is saying they wanted to sell him a 2001. Also said that they wanted $70 for the 603s in spite of what the webpage says. I thought that sounded pretty strange. I ordered one myself the other day for $49.98...

I got one on the way. I think it's a great deal. So do most of the people at this thread: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=82326 ;-)

Yeah, I had to go for one of them myself. Now I have a pair :)

I believe this one works for both: http://8thstreet.com/product.asp?ProductCode=6466&Category=Recording_Accessories

If you want to go look at some here ya go: http://studioprojectsusa.com/usa_dealers.html#california

FWIW That's the same picture in both the avantonline & 8thstreet.

I would say it depends on how critical having an exact match for stereo is to your recordings. I would say get the B3 now, use it with your current B1 for stereo, and pick up a 2nd B1 whenever you got a spare $80 lying around. Even then, your B1's won't necessarily be a 'matched pair'. good...

You can save yourself about $100 going ebay on this. I wouldn't be hesitant about getting this piece of equipment used.

I have both the Marshall & Oktava mics. There are subtle differences but you can basically flip a coin. They're both fine mics. The Marshall IS $30 cheaper.

Have a look on this page: http://americanmusical.com/downloads07.asp?UID=2003022308521945#Tascam

Hmmm.... You're probably gonna need a minimum of 4 mics on the drums (kick, snare, stereo overheads). A shure sm57 could be used as both a snare mic and also to mic your guitar amp. A pair of Studio Projects B1s could be your stereo overheads as well as being a fairly decent vocal mic. Not...

CAD E100 although I don't think that it's technically an LD. Have an SP C1 now. Much better.

8thstreet.com is a good one

hmmm. sounds like you should be able to get the job done with the mics you have already. maybe it is the guitar, who knows? I'd see if I could try a couple of other guitars with the same mics. Other than that, just keep playing with the placement. bob