
PhilGood
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c7sus said:It's not the cost of high-end mics that makes them cool and fun.
It's that they're instruments just like a Les Paul Deluxe or Rhodes piano.![]()
I don't get why someone wouldn't use the best-sounding mic or pre or whatever for any given situation if they have the ways and means.
Does a Hasselblad take better pictures than a Brownie??? I don't know. Both are fun to mess around with for different reasons. But the Brownie is probably better suited for the birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese.
I gave my kid an AKG C3000. I can't stand the sound of it. He thinks it's the greatest thing. He's doing podcasting with it.
Man, I'd love to play around with a Lawson or an AEA 44 knockoff. Or an M49.
Who wouldn't?????
I've been thinking about buying a C3000 just for the capsule and see if I could actually build a decent mic around it.