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What you're wanting to do is go from Single ended to Pseudo Balanced. I can explain it but this will help you a lot more: Sound System Interconnection

How can advice be offered without a clue as to what you're hearing. Post a clip of your guitar tone.

Post a clip.

Why not record the two mics onto One Stereo track? Then you can treat it as a single object or track.

I'm pretty much a ribbon or ribbon+dynamic guy. With the ribbon+dynamic I have developed a slick method of mixing and managing phase when I want a mono result. Ribbons I seem to go to are r121 or r92. Dynamic is usually a 57 even though the pic shows an i5. Generally tracking looks like this...

Why do you feel you need a LCD? My two cents is to be patient and look for a much better used mic. Scout other professional forums and you're likely to find one.

Can you possibly post a gtr only clip of what you consider Zero Luck? Also, please better describe the rocking type tone you're after.

Name a band with that amazing metal tone?

It depends but with two it's almost always a Ribbon (r92 or r121) and a 57. Post tracking I have a three plugin setup to mix to mono, utilize phase as EQ and mix 100% one to the other.

Wow... reamping is just another tool in the toolbox. Me thinks some of you are way over thinking this. :eek: :)

If other methods aren't working out, I'll be glad to reamp some for you. Good luck.

Get rid of the POS NT-1. Consider a AT4050.

Take DIs and get someone to reamp for you.

What's a flac file? Possibly post a mp3 somewhere else. That download site really leaves a lot to be desired.

Stereo can mean a lot of different things to different people. It's not clear what you're after. Wider sound field Mono source? Double tracking's not an option? Why not ITB Reverb?

Look for common elements... Gtr Gtr Cable Speaker cable Cab Simplify. Be aware of common elements.

I'd be more than happy to reamp (pro bono) if your DI tracks are in good shape and you can supply backing tracks... and you're not in a super hurry... It does take a bit of back and forth with reamps.

You may want to consider a Multi-pattern mic like an AT-4050.

I'd invest in mics and pres over Pro-Tools.

:) or Josephson C42