Selling off mic collections

[xstatic]

If you plan on making money with it, my advice would be to slow down and wait to make each purchase until you can make the right purchase and buy it once

 

[yoyo]

If you plan on making money with it, my advice would be to slow down and wait to make each purchase until you can make the right purchase and buy it once

i just ordered it..... it was a scratch and dent item so it was cheaper.....

i just want a mic right now to make reasonable demos. i'll use it in the future to mic unimportant stuff. it had good reviews, which is good. i'm thinking about picking some sm57's off the bay for other instruments like bass and drums, is this wise??

also, what would be a good starter condenser mic for vocals, keeping around $150.

 

[ofajen]

i'm looking for a cheap good instrument mic for demos right now. i'm probably going the audio technica pro 63. i'm poor right now thats why

If you're looking for a cheap good instrument mike for demos, how about one (or two) of the Naiant MSH mikes? The MSH-1 is $25 and it's way more accurate than that Audio Technica mike. Just a thought.

Cheers,

Otto

 

[yoyo]

MF doesn't sell them....

 

[ofajen]

MF doesn't sell them....

Well, then they can't be any good, can they?

Actually, the original poster in this thread makes them and sells them through an online store...

http://www.naiant.com/studiostore/microphones.html

See what you think.

Cheers,

Otto

 

[apl]

In the studio:

SP C-1
Various MSH-1 prototypes
GLS ES-57
Ribbon from the group buy on the way

In the bag at church:

2 Carvin 58 knockoffs and a handheld wireless. I don't like them so I don't care if the kids bang them around.

Sold/Gave Away

RODE NT3
GLS ES-57

 

[yoyo]

Well, then they can't be any good, can they?

Actually, the original poster in this thread makes them and sells them through an online store...

http://www.naiant.com/studiostore/microphones.html

See what you think.

Cheers,

Otto

i found that link already. i have a friend who's going to help me buy one or sell me one of his, he's a pro engingeer. i cancelled my audio technica mic from MF

 

[ofajen]

i found that link already. i have a friend who's going to help me buy one or sell me one of his, he's a pro engingeer. i cancelled my audio technica mic from MF

Just my opinion, but I think you made a good call. You will learn so much about recording by having one (or two) really accurate omni mikes. You will learn exactly what your instruments sound like when you record them. That gives you a great point of reference later on when you want to make choices of mike that will alter the sound. Plus, you're only out a little over $25!

Cheers,

Otto