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do you already have any mics if so i would try those first, if not i would probably go with a condesor if you want something more detailed that will pick up sound over a larger area and pick up more of the nuances or a dynamic if you want to pick up sounds from certain parts of a machine say a...

well i happen to have a roll of wire sitting around that i bought and only need about 6 feet of(so i got plenty left) and i have plently of 2x4s already so really its down to insulation and i can get enough r-25 for a little bit cheaper than i can get enough rockwool. and time i got, money i...

well that one article read that you only need to 8inch layers which comes up to less than ordering 703 after shipping

which would do a better job absorbing frequencies, especially lows. 4" mineral wool or compressed r-25 like this http://webpages.charter.net/jdgeisen/BassTraps/BassTrap1.htm

you can make stands out of plywood or you can use concrete screws but those will leave really big holes in the wall or if nothing else you can just lean the up in the corner you can also try putting hooks in the wood frames and hanging them from mic stands or other type of stands

if he needs one with a midi output then its ganna cost alot. i dont know what the vamp needs but i know the toneport and i think the pod can just use a quarter inch version

i too use a d6 and love it but it doesnt really fit for alot of styles unlike the d112 which will work for most anything

if the input for the switch is a quarter inch it will work and you only switching between 2 channels it will work(amp footswitches and midi footswitches are the same thing)

definitely go with the new one

o i have also used the v67g they are nice as well

nice demo farview. do you have all three mics or are they just recordings you found and spliced together

It did try pretty hard.... to bad it ended up sounding like a kindergardeners poem...."see spot run....."

well if you asking advice and not spamming since thats what this forum is for ... i would not suggest you using a mic instead of a tampon ....well maybe a berhinger

spamm.................

that is the most irrelevent spam i have ever seen ....

i have used both the 603 and the 2003 i prefer the 2003 because they are ldc and have pick up the whole kit better the the 603 do fine on cymbal and since all the other drums are miced i dont really worry about getting the whole kit in the overheads as much

you could try building your own. there are lots of places to buy and lots of resources on the web that way you can get the sound you want and in a size that you can tote around, plus you can get alot of good speakers and parts for cheap

you could steal some of the hanging windchimes out of someones back yard .... i mean borrow ... and return them later ... no one will notice

40 bucks can get you a superlux fk2 which is a pretty good kick mic i would stay away from the pg52. if you look around long enough you should be able to find some samples of the fk2 its nothing impressive but it a solid clean sound which is much more than can be said about the pg52 or go look...

b8s are an improvement but for all the trouble you are going through might not be much of an improvement really suggest you try used not only will it cost about the same but you will have alot more options than the limited type of cymbols the b8 line offers but if you like the b8 the ride and...