Condenser microphones (200-350 Euros)

[deadmichaelp]

Hey! I'm looking for a condeser microphone to buy, not too expensive (200-350 Euros) but I am not sure where to look at... any suggestions?

[Pouckypluysch]

You want it for vocals?

[deadmichaelp]

Vocals mostly, piano and accoustic guitar.

[tonymead]

Rode NT1? I used one in a studio recently on vocals, they had an NT5 for the acoustic guitar - it was a good, natural sound (Went through a VLZ Pro 1442 > MAudio Delta 1010 > Cubase).

HTH

Tony Mead

[C00kie]

I am not sure where to look at... any suggestions?

http://www.theprojectstudiohandbook.com/articles11.htm

[MelodyMan]

I would suggest the T-bone SCT-2000 tube mike from Thomann. EXCELLENT mike for acoustic guitar and vocals. If you want to hear how it sounds check out this track. It's a newly recorded track where i have used it on vocals.

[deadmichaelp]

thanx a lot guys!

Cookie : great site!
Melody Man: I was looking at T-Bone a while ago... I had actually read a great review for it some months ago in some magazine, I will download the track later and I'll tell you what I think! Cheers!

[davebv]

Hi!!!

I am looking at the T.Bone SCT-2000 microphone, how is your experience with it?

[davebv]

Hi! I finally bought the T.Bone SCT-2000 and I have to say I found it amazing. I mean, I don't have the best environment to record voices, and the first try I did, I didn't have to equalize the voice. (Of course, if I wanted to make a better mix I'd had to do it... hehe)

Anyway, if you want to hear the results, you can listen to this. It is a song I recorded in about 2 hrs.