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well, there you have it-- as used by kremitmusic :D these are great ultra-versatile mics, but i really dig the sm7 kissing the grill & slightly off axis sound :D

FS: An Audix I-5 in excellent condition w/ clip and pouch. These are excellent mics, but I'm downsizing to just my SM7 and a Beyerdyamic Soundstar MKII for dynamics. $70 shipped to the US

I love the MTS system, but I'm looking to downsize my rig a bit. I have: A RM50 in Palomino with Black Grill Cloth upgraded with an Eminence Super V Speaker A stock Blackface module A Dave Friedman-modded SL+ module that I got from RD/Steve a little while back A Dave Friedman-modded Brahma...

the unit has only one setting-- autowah. the autowah itself is what is indestructable. the switches are purely for show.

Thanks for the zero rep points :D I appreciate the sentiment though!

I have a Budda Bud Wah in excellent shape for sale. I really love this wah and I'm only offering this up to try to get some cash together for something i'm trying to buy. If I sell this in time, I will definitely be replacing it in the future, if not I'll be happy to take it off the market! $115...

http://www.audiomidi.com/Gearbox---Silver-Bundle-P8602.aspx get the free gold bundle upgrade. not the "best di" money can buy, but great bang for the buck. you should be able to use it along side the alpha w/o any problem-- it's designed to play alongside other interfaces, but i'm not sure...

I had three EVJ's-- a stock combo (V1 or V2-- not sure), a slightly modded head with a couple of the sewatt.com mods and upgraded tubes and then a full-out modded head with a "Marshalized" Turretboards.com circuit board, Heyboer OT and upgraded tubes (Telefunken 12ax7, JJ EL84), plus tonestack...

in my experience(s) recently it's a buyer's market. for studio gear, with the economy as it is and with the explosion of the home studio market i keep seeing "downsizing" or "closing" sales posted on the various boards, ebay or through auction houses. the vintage and high end guitar market has...

yeah on mine it seems like there's just one plate that says "SHURE" on it and then slots for the switches

thanks for chiming in incidentally dudes!

they're exposed-- there's a back plate with four screw holes and slots for the switches

Does your SMeven say "SM7" on the band around the middle or "SM7B"? Most of the stock photos linked to retailers say "SM7", but I've seen a bunch of photos taken by users with pics that say "SM7B". I'm just wondering because I got a good deal on one and it says "SM7" on the middle band.

Search for relevant posts by Michael Joly, Gus, Marik and Philgood too There's also good info in this sticky thread: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=27030

Yeah-- this is all true too.... In my humble experience: I bought an SM7B a while back because of all of the hype around it (not the sound, rather reputation) and at the time I had a bunch of FET and tube condensers-- some of them over $1K and I took the time to A/B them (sometimes A/B/C) with a...

these have very good resale value... definitely agree with whitestrat too on this. most inexpensive condensers have a little presence boost so they sound more "exciting" (wheeee!), but some mics like the sm7 or the blingy u87 (among others obviously) are prized because they will work on most...

that scooter was pretty rad

well, I'll say it... try some Naiants before you spend any more than you have to. :) I also really liked Oktavamodded MK-012's, but personally I prefer LDC's and ribbons on acoustics. Sorry-- I know neither are among the group of three you're asking about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKZLNKqvFAI :D

yeargh! every time i stumble across one of your posts like this i want another philgood mic! :D