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Im looking at purchasing a kick mic soon, and the PL33 is just within my budget. Anyone have any experience yet?

What about using them for drum overheads, both in the studio and live?

http://www.ardour.org/

That looks very sweet indeed. Open Source FTW, posting this from my Ubuntu box...

Exactly why I put "I will end up getting a 2488mkII, but if you have good advice based on my previous post feel free to post. thanks again..." at the bottom of my first post. I felt the discussion was getting interesting as well, and I appreciate everyones advice. I just felt a little...

Well, I should have used "a mic and interface", my bad. And for the record, ES-57 and a used 2020 or M177 could be had on the cheap, and most say sound decent.

It says "mic or two" implying I could buy used, and as I have mentioned twice, I have decided to buy a 2488mII. But thanks for the help...:rolleyes:

After an hour or two of debating and looking, I am going to get a Tascam 2488mkII instead, thanks to Zzounds 4 payment system. Thank you guys for your advice on a short notice. I will be picking up some speaker repair cables in the near future, along with one of their 57 copies for sure.

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From my reading the B1 was better but the 2020 came up a lot as well. Thank you. And I will most definitely be getting the mobile pre instead. One last question...best 20ft XLR under 20$ from MF or ZZounds? Edit: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=206594&highlight=cheap+cable I...

Haha, I am certainly a TB vet. as well (bassplayer_479), and have been reading HRF for quite while, which is why I came within inches of ordering a 144 and a B1 but figured I'd ask first...

Would the mobile pre be better than something like this? http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--TASUS144 Also, B1 > 2020 instrument wise?

Well I've scrounged all my funds together this morning, and I have $250 to get my basement studio really going, finally. For that total price, I'd like to get at least one good microphone (SP B1???) and an interface, plus cables etc...I already have a few cheap vocal mics and plenty of stands...

The Unidynes say "Unidyne B" "Model 515SA" and they have an attached 1/4" cable...

Hey there HRF, I've got a little dilemma. I've been into recording for about a year now and I would say I have a pretty good intermediate knowledge what I'm doing, the problem is I'm short on gear to use with what I know. Tomorrow (12/23) a pair of my bands is going to be starting/finishing...

Caps Lock=cruise Control For Cool...

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As a gigging bass player, let me say that the 58 is not a good bass mic. At all. However, glad to hear things went well. Sounds like fun!

I'm new to the forum and recording in general...here's a list of my meager mics... 1 Sure PG58 1 Sennheiser 815s 2 Old, Really old Sure Unidynes..

Dude that sounds killer. Glad to hear I will be able to get sounds like this without breaking the bank. loved it.