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Thanks Harvey Just wanted to say that I understand your position Harvey. Thanks for sharing information with us ( for free) that can only be gained by your years of experience.

Hi santiu, I don't think its a revival, more of a coincidence. Thanks for the response. I know the maracas from LP hold up well as I've had a pair for over a year and they weren't that expensive. Sincerely, Don

Hi, Does anyone know of a tambourine for live use that won't lose jingles and fall apart after a few club gigs? The tambourine is usually used for audience participation, I've tried several of the under $20 ones but they don't last. I don't mind spending more money but I don't want the same...

You may try to contact Frontrangebronze.com and see what they have to say. Just a suggestion.

Not sure what mics but if your room is properly treated for sound and you want minimal micing perhaps your money would be well spent with a condenser or ribbon for O/H and dynamic for kick.

Tried it out and it was total trash. Maybe I got a bad one. Didn't make it past the sound check. Might be nice for blues harmonica.

Remember those chepo K micro mics. I'm going to try it out on batter side of an 18" kick tonight in a small R&R trio just for fun. It's going through a small PA, Mackie 808s, Yamaha 15's. We only mic 3 vocals guitar and kick.

Not to hijack your thread Prof Rik but I have an EV767 N/D for live vocals that crapped out last week after about 4 yrs. Seems to have lost all bottom. I think I'll send it to EV and see what the cost of repair is. Why not see if AKG can fix your mics if the cost is reasonable?

I understand that PSSL will be getting another shipment of the MCA SP1 mics this month. I don't know much about them but from what I've read they're touted as decent mics for the price.

From what I've read on the forums Alan Hyatt really stands behind his products which is one of the reasons people feel safe buying Studio Projects products.

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