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I got my DMP3 from GC for $119 just last Saturday. It's worth checking out.

GC online is Musician's Friend. It can't hurt to call and ask about it.

Of course the answer is both! :) Not sure about the piano(probably the Okatava) but the MC012 is better for acoustic guitar, the SM57 is better for miking amps. The 57 is pretty close to the 68 that you already have. If I were you I might go for the Oktava. I picked up a 2nd one for $75...

Not to steal the thread but I also got a DMP3 for $119 today at GC. Also an Oktava MC012 for $75.

Thanks for the tip. Just picked up my DMP3 for $119. Also got an Oktava MC012 for $75. :)

Yup, this is real. I printed this out and made the $75 score. Also got a DMP3 for $119. Thanks for the tip. Gotta go play now. :)

Hmmm according to their website the only other option might be a place in brooklyn. check out www.studioprojectsusa.com

oh my! is there any sort of microphone to mic stand price ratio? :D

If you're moving into the world of LD mics do yourself a favor and get yourself a nice sturdy tripod boom stand. The LD mics come with adaptors that will make them fit anywhere but they're kinda heavy and are prone to tipping over without a sturdy stand.

You can get unmatched Oktavas for that money. You can get matched 603s with shockmounts and a case for that money. You can get a pair of ECM 8000s for $70. I've heard of all 3 of these being more favorably mentioned for OHs than the AKG. just my .02

You also didn't mention how many mics you are going to need at any one time. Another possible solution is to get a pair of SP B1s which can be used as overheads, on guitar AND on vocals. You can get them for about $150 for the pair and have a nice chunk of change left for some pres.

Is the 57 the only mic you have now? What are you planning to use on the kick drum?

I like the 603s on guitar but they don't really cut the mustard as far as vocals goes. You might be better off with a Studio Projects B1 if you're looking for a dual-purpose mic.

I have one of these and interested in trying it. What have you found to be the best way to go about it?

there is a high probability that these babies are H-O-T. They usually go for about $225 used APIECE.

I bought one from shreve. It seemed to have to subtle differences in appearance from the one I already had. Sounds fine though.

this should be helpful: http://www.piemusic.com/mp/micproj.html

now that's one guy that could've used a pop filter

Here's a nice little article on putting together a mic cabinet: http://www.piemusic.com/mp/micproj.html

The 603 sale is definitely over although I've heard mention of the stereo pair going for $139 there. I have my doubts about that but it can't hurt to ask. Here's a nice little article about putting together a mic cabinet: http://www.piemusic.com/mp/micproj.html