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vocals: SP B1 $80 acoustic: MXL 603s $75 electric: SM 57 $80. what's that $235? that'll cover all your bases quite well and will always be nice to have around even after you've upgraded to other mics. bob PS. If you NEED to spend $300, get an AT 3035 for $150 from fullcompass instead of the...

With the V67 you'd get variety. With another C1 you'd get stereo. Which do you want? bob

I'm almost positive that their 1st album was made with just one (really good) mic. They also 'stacked' the vocals alot. bob

...or you could go here: http://8thstreet.com/product.asp?ProductCode=1361&Category=Microphones get out your credit card, and then just sit on your ass until UPS shows up :) bob

Hello everybody. My very lovely wife of nearly 10 years just surprised me tonight with a very lovely gift of a Boss BR-1180CD digital recording studio. Awesome! I'm finally graduating from my caveman 8-track cassette days. Well, as many of you out there know, us musicians can be pretty...

Here is a link to the C4's: http://studioprojectsusa.com/c4.html

Personally I prefer SD mics for acoustic. Besides the soon-to-arrive C4's you can look at Oktava MC012's and Marshall MXL603s.

Re: Cool Personally I have the SP C1 which I like alot. I've read lots of good things here about the B-Series though if budget is really an issue.

Look here: http://8thstreet.com/ for the prices I described above. Good luck and have fun with it!

Yes, of course there's more! You can get a pair of Marshall MXL603s for about $150 and an Studio Projects B1 for $80. It'll give you a good idea of what different kinds of mics can do. If you're like the rest of us this will only be the beginning!