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03-26-2008, 07:14 PM
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best mic deal?
hey... ha I really don't know were to start. I don't want anyone to go researching for my needs and im sure you wouldn't lol but if theres any 1 mic kit for drums that's sudjected. Please give me a pointer. my budget is pretty low but im willing to have quality for a bit more exspenceve one.
Anyone?  well thanks for giving it a though. I'm starting to recourd my band who just started and drum mics would be nice but I don't know what is prefered for the beggining but still have good sound. thanks! 
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03-26-2008, 07:48 PM
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Re: best mic deal?
First thing I ask, How much are you willing to spend? SM57's are 100$ a pop. My friend just bought an Audix I5 microphone that I use on my snare and it sounds just as good as the SM57 and is designed to take more damage without showing wear and tear. I have the Audix D6 for the kick drum and I absolutely love the thing. Heres a package Audix has at musiciansfriend- Buy Audix AD-4 Pro Drum Mic Pack online at Musician's Friend
Which is a really good deal. The I5 is 100$ and the D6 is $200 by themselves. Here is a couple Shure offers Buy Shure PG 6-Piece Drum Microphone Package online at Musician's Friend Buy Shure Drum Mic Package online at Musician's Friend I don't know much about Shure mics because I use Audix but they have been around forever and produce quality stuff. It's all my dad will buy. Hope this helps a little.
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03-26-2008, 11:52 PM
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Re: best mic deal?
oh thanks a lot man!! that will give me some ideas to satart from on my long advernture on the question. What mics to buy? well thanks!
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04-28-2008, 02:19 PM
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Re: best mic deal?
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Drum Microphone Packages: Why I Don't Like Them
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