What/how are Nady SCM 900s?

[Ptron]

I'm not really considering buying one. I'm just curious since I saw Musicians friend was selling them for $99

 

[Recording Engineer]

Reminds me of ADK-51/Joe Meek JM47/MXL 2001/etc.

 

[Prism]

Aesthetically, I find them more appealing than the RODE NT1.

Isaiah

 

[Proveras]

you get for what you pay...

-Is it a "good" mic for rec vocals?
-Can it make the job better then other one in this price range?

I am very interested in this mic,
I can not afford a rode nt1 for $220 us.

what would you say? get it or better wait and save for another one? but if I wait, which one can I use right now?

(get it... mmm?)

 

[Proveras]

Reminds me of ADK-51/Joe Meek JM47/MXL 2001/etc.

are this mics good ones? or not to good ones?

 

[Prism]

I think you can find the NT1 at some places for $189.00 US

Isaiah

 

[Proveras]

yes, plus taxes and handling and chiping aaannnddd the %&$·""$·"$ taxes I have to pay in the boarder.

I am from Mexico.

I think I will HAVE to buy the Nady scm 900...

thanx Prism for the info.

 

[Recording Engineer]

Well

If you don't have a Shure SM57 yet, I say get that first. If you do have an SM57 already, I say don't for anything less than the $200US range.

I'd take one Rode NT-1 over having all three of JM47, MXL 2001, and Nady 900.

Simply IMHO.

 

[Prism]

Thanks for the opinion, RE..
I'll probably save my money and get (maybe) an NT1 or two, some SM57s, and maybe a couple AT3525a. The NT3 looks nice too, and inexpensive.

Isaiah

 

[Recording Engineer]

I think the NT3 is worth a listen... I have yet to hear it myself or really heard ANY semi-detailed reports from whos opinion I highly regard.