Good Vocal Mics... any ideas?

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I was looking to invest in a decent vocal microphone for my home setup for VOCALS, preferably a condenser.
I would appreciate if some of you could recommend me good models and manufacturers that you might have come across or used, that are of good quality, econimical and robust. Thanx... :)
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What is your budget?

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o'malley wrote:What is your budget?
My budget a anywhere between $150-$400...
cheaper the better.. without compromise on quality.. coz im planning to use it for my bedroom studio..and not some big studio. thanx..
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Every body will list the mic he owns....
I begin : Studio Project C1 - I love it ! :D

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My turn :hihi:
Audiotechnica 4040
GREAT value for the money. I got mine for less thann $230 with shipping.
Anti-aliasing is for "synthmonk%ys".

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I second the AT4040.

A very precise and transparant sound for vocals.
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I have a Røde NT1 which seems to be pretty good.

Groet, Erik
Pop music delenda est.
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tetraplan wrote:I have a Røde NT1 which seems to be pretty good.

Groet, Erik
that would be my first choice if I had the extra money.
However, my MXL V57 does a pretty good job and was insanely cheap.

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I use a Red5 RV6 mic which cost me £45 new!

http://www.red5audio.com/acatalog/Condensor_Mics.html

No complaints.

Red5 have just opened up in the US, although they don't seem to be offering the RV6. The RV8 & RV10 look pretty good though.

http://www.red5audiousa.com/acatalog/Co ... hones.html

SOS review http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jun02/a ... d5mics.asp

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SP C-1

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MXL-990 $60 on sale. Its pretty good for that price.

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What are the differences between the SM57/SM58? Are either of these a good vocal mic? I'd like to have a good vocal mic that will also work for acoustic guitar.
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I don't like the sound of the SM58. It's as if a block of concrete falls out of the speakers. Possibly the least subtle piece of audio-equipment on Earth.
I'm not familiar with the sound of the SM57 on vocals, but it's marketed as an instrument-mic so I guess it's even worse.

The only reason why you see these mics on stage all the time is because they're built like tanks. They'll survive the worst rock/punk/metel band out there.

Groet, Erik
Pop music delenda est.
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I got a blue bird mic...and it's awsome!!! :hihi:

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My weapons of choice :)

Studio Projects C1
MXL V67G
Shure SM 86 or Beta 87A (for stage)
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