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Yes I definitely prefer multi-tracking when recording the philharmonic in the local public toilet.

Stereo pairs or the multi-capsule version might be going for $300 but they certainly never sold for $99.

What do you mean by click? Under what conditions does it click? What mxl mic is it?

Give them a call, I got my friends russian wife to call them they were very friendly delighted to get a call from Ireland :) The number is on the russian page.... http://oktava.tula.net/index_r.htm

They list for £400 or about $730 that would explain people paying over the odds on ebay.

Sorry just had to mash this together :rolleyes:

Heres a good reference, http://www.vandenhul.com/artpap/wiring.htm You can find them on ebay as tuchel, large tuchel, din, DIN 41624 ....

The contact material should be dense, the closest thing I can think of to the stuff supplied by akg and others is self-amalgamating tape (butyl rubber). I havn't tried it myself - the only stuff I have is on the TV antenna about 40ft up on my chimney :)

steve sank site is here: http://www.thuntek.net/~bk11/home.htm beyer replace the whole assembly which is why its so expensive, os they offer you a new mic at half retail.

From a pdf I pulled from the net a few months back: Micro BEYER M500 · Micro à ruban hyper-cardioïde (-22 dB à 120°) · Impédance : 200 W ou 500 W · Réponse en fréquence : 40 à 18.000 Hz · Sensibilité à 1kHz : 0,9 mV/Pa (200 W) ou 1,3 mV/Pa (500 W) · Remarque : filtre anti-pop éliminant l'impact...

Is the as100d going to be your only source of amplification or are you going through a PA. Either way you're much better off with a pickup on the guitar for live no one will hear the difference on a small system like that and you get the added benefits of reduced feedback and not being glued to...

Yeah its ok for modification, if you're offloading it for $25 I'd be interested in it for that purpose.

I would get that pair for $100, then sell them on ebay for $200 - they go for even more than that on the german ebay site http://www.ebay.de ;) I would look at getting a pair of MXL 990 mics for $120 https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=159314 I like the ATM25 on kick...

And what reliable source do you base that conclusion on?

Man, that is ugly! Unless you want your vocals for sound like they are recorded in a vacuum I find a couple of strategically placed gobos are a better solution. That is of course assuming you don't live next to a building site or four lane highway.

Some venues here video each concert for a small charge, can be very handy in finding out who's walked of with your mic or pedal!

If you have a bar bell from more macho times thread one of the larger weigths onto the upright bar of the stand. The added weight resting on the tripod should make it much more stable

Nope, PL95 doesn't have the variable-D feature of the RE-16 its more like the newer N/D mics

Yes http://www.coutant.org/re16/index.html

Well if your relying on the off axis response of the 414 to pick up the high-hat it's the higher frequencies will be attenuated most and thus no crispness