dtb
Well-known member
any good for acoustic instruments? or anything in that price range that's better?
thanks
dtb
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dtb
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chessrock
Banned
yea, not bad at all.
i think the studio projects b1 is a little less hyped though, and it costs the same. the behringer has that 12k spike that's nice on acc. guitar, but isn't quite as warm on vocals.
i think the studio projects b1 is a little less hyped though, and it costs the same. the behringer has that 12k spike that's nice on acc. guitar, but isn't quite as warm on vocals.
crazydoc
Master Baiter
I have the B1 - haven't tried it on instruments though. I also have this
http://www.8thstreet.com/product.asp?ProductCode=1542&Category=Microphones
which to my (crappy) ears is indistinguishable from the B1 on voice. Its frequency curve looks the same too with that 12k-13k boost. It also has a bass roll-off switch not mentioned in the specs.
With the Behringer you also get a 10db pad, a shock mount and a nice aluminum case which probably about makes up for the price difference.
http://www.8thstreet.com/product.asp?ProductCode=1542&Category=Microphones
which to my (crappy) ears is indistinguishable from the B1 on voice. Its frequency curve looks the same too with that 12k-13k boost. It also has a bass roll-off switch not mentioned in the specs.
With the Behringer you also get a 10db pad, a shock mount and a nice aluminum case which probably about makes up for the price difference.
dtb
Well-known member
thanks guys,
good info. some of us (me) just can't justify spending 300.00 or more for a mic. I'm thinking 100.00 or so budget would be all I need for a condenser to go along with my 57s.
thanks again,
dtb
good info. some of us (me) just can't justify spending 300.00 or more for a mic. I'm thinking 100.00 or so budget would be all I need for a condenser to go along with my 57s.
thanks again,
dtb