A decent stereo pair for piano??

[Alden_Sloe]

Here's is a piano recording clip made with Naiant MSH-1 SDC Omnis, well within your budget.

Hey, this looks like it might be just the ticket for what I'm looking for.

I'm setting up my son for Xmas with a home recording set-up. I got the Fostex MD16HD and the Marshall Electronics MXL Anniversary Microphone Pack (MXL 2001-P and MXL 603S) for vocal and piano. I'd like to fill out the basic tools with a stereo pair and if these are "good enough" for a high school student to experiment with it's pretty hard to go wrong for the price.

What's the deal with this company. Do they only sell direct?

 

[danny.guitar]

Hey, this looks like it might be just the ticket for what I'm looking for.

I'm setting up my son for Xmas with a home recording set-up. I got the Fostex MD16HD and the Marshall Electronics MXL Anniversary Microphone Pack (MXL 2001-P and MXL 603S) for vocal and piano. I'd like to fill out the basic tools with a stereo pair and if these are "good enough" for a high school student to experiment with it's pretty hard to go wrong for the price.

What's the deal with this company. Do they only sell direct?

I use the MSH mics on acoustic and they're great. I'll never get rid of them.

The person who makes those mics is a member of this forum (mshilarious). On the FAQ it shows what payments he accepts, PayPal, credit card, etc.

 

[pohaku]

They are made and sold by an illustrious member of this Board. Only available direct AFAIK.

 

[Alden_Sloe]

Very cool. I'll order up a matched set which should make for rounding out a pretty decent beginners tool kit.

The other tip I've come across already is the Dorsey mod for the MXL 2001. It came paired with a 603 for $100 so I figure it's almost free and with the mod kit might be a decent mic. This forum is a wonderful resource.