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It would be used mainly for interviews and ambient sound; outside and inside. We were looking at one mic only, and the NTG-1 looks like a solid bet. (the pantyhose seem like a more economically feasible option though...) thanks for the help!

Hello all, I'm trying to help my brother out here. He's a photojournalism student and is looking to start collecting audio in the field. We were thinking shotgun to go along with his h4, but weren't sure which mic. Obviously, there's not much funding to work with, so if you have any...

I was going to suggest paying as much as you could for it.

If you are going to buy prefab, realtraps are the way to go. If you feel like making them yourself, search 703 panels. I believe that realtraps offer better performance than homemade traps. (Ethan?)

Use the search function and search 703. Foam is a fire hazard and it doesn't do anything but suck all of the highs from your room/booth. 'Nuff said.

SPI has it. Just call them. Ethan gave the link. Cool people, decent pricing, and they cater very well to small orders to medium sized orders.

Dude thanks for the help, but I can read the forums too.

That is an issue that needs taken up with the drummer. No mic will magically make the snare quieter.

Nice room. Ever thought about a custom desk?

For $325. Working and inspected personally. Worth it? I mean, a 325 dollar difference from a yamaha mg mixer?

I would also take a few mice.

Sweet. So long drywall screws through the pegboard, through the 703, and into the wood strips?

You should buy that e609 that someone had for sale over the classified section. I bet he would give you a good deal.:D

Just get a graphic eq and turn everything all the way up. More frequencies mean more sound means better!! And you dont have to mess with all this stuff. Neg rep me, I dare ya!:p:D

Think smaller... Probably one of the 25 key models.

Cheap and small, one of the M-Audio deals or Alesis, etc... just to fool around with. notbradsohner AT yahoo DOT com

I have one of these laying around... http://www.sweetwater.com/store/closeup/CDA500--Main Then, he can play back his C.D.s after he converts them.:p I could part with it for $150 plus shipping. Its going to be heavy so it will probably be around $50 shipping, just a guess though. Let me know if...

If you want your mixes to sound like commercial CDs, keep working on your mixes and engineering for around 25 years. A new mic isnt going to make you a better engineer.

Never moved, but thanks for your service.

He's in the Jerry Falwell thread in the cave.