The infamous Thriller album by you-know-who-and-we're-hearing-too-much-of-lately-just-let-him-die-already. In fact, our very own Harvey Gerst once owned that very mic and maybe has sold it back to Michael Wagener(????) was he the engineer on that album?? I guess I could google it. Nahhh...
The infamous Thriller album by you-know-who-and-we're-hearing-too-much-of-lately-just-let-him-die-already. In fact, our very own Harvey Gerst once owned that very mic and maybe has sold it back to Michael Wagener(????) was he the engineer on that album?? I guess I could google it. Nahhh...
The SM7 is used in just about every radio staion that isn't use an RE-20. It's one of the most common broadcast mics around. You hear something through an SM7 every day.
The infamous Thriller album by you-know-who-and-we're-hearing-too-much-of-lately-just-let-him-die-already. In fact, our very own Harvey Gerst once owned that very mic and maybe has sold it back to Michael Wagener(????) was he the engineer on that album?? I guess I could google it. Nahhh...
The SM7 is used in just about every radio staion that isn't use an RE-20. It's one of the most common broadcast mics around. You hear something through an SM7 every day.
You could have been a rich man...there were clowns buying tickets to that memorial spectical in the millions...a mic like that could have fetched tens and thousands...
BTW...those ECM8000 mics are still here...Rose Mercury used them on one of her early CDs...and she might take off.