CONDENSER MICS FOR RECORDING

[Gwynedd Blue]

I have a Stag Condenser Mic for recording on phantom - and it's f..ked. Can anyone recommend one for a portable recording studio (not for a computer - i.e. not USB). I can't pay more than about £300.

Cheers..

[Zenith]

This is pretty great

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SE-Electronics-2200A-MKII-Microphone /dp/B007W294X8/ref=sr_1_4?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8& amp;qid=1438100847&sr=1-4&keywords=se+condenser+micr ophone

[Observer]

This is pretty great

My backup condenser mic is a Z5600A MKII and I can vouch for their quality

[Colonel Cærdiffi]

This is pretty great

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SE-Electronics-2200A-MKII-Microphone /dp/B007W294X8/ref=sr_1_4?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8& amp; amp; amp;qid=1438100847&sr=1-4&keywords=se+condenser+micr ophone

Show-off ****

[Gwynedd Blue]

This is pretty great

I've just been trying it out - and you are right - it is 'pretty great'.....

[Observer]

[Observer]

[Gwynedd Blue]

This is more like it...

[lardy]

I use an at2020.


https://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb...les/at2020.htm

[Colonel Cærdiffi]

Mate grab yourself a G8-40, the outrange isn't fully dynamic but you get a decent sonic refrab and there's plenty of scale D-loop on the trapple pharje.

[Gwynedd Blue]

Mate grab yourself a G8-40, the outrange isn't fully dynamic but you get a decent sonic refrab and there's plenty of scale D-loop on the trapple pharje.

You sound exactly like the reviews I've been reading. You are indeed an 'expert'...

[Gwynedd Blue]

Thanks for you comments so far. I just wanted to add that the mic will be used with a Tascam Digital Portostudio dp02 - and I want to record voice and acoustic guitar.

[Steve R]

If you have £300 to spend go for a Sennheiser.

[Gwynedd Blue]

If you have £300 to spend go for a Sennheiser.

Just a thought - from reading stuff on the net.

[Mrs Steve R]

Mate grab yourself a G8-40, the outrange isn't fully dynamic but you get a decent sonic refrab and there's plenty of scale D-loop on the trapple pharje.

[Observer]

SE Electronics or Rode.

I picked one up off eBay in perfect condition within you price range, but they do cheaper models new.

[lardy]

SE Electronics or Rode.

I used to use a rode nt2. Was too good for my room, it picked up everything and sounded awful. In a treated room it would have been great.

[Observer]

SE Electronics or Rode.

I picked one up off eBay in perfect condition within you price range, but they do cheaper models new.

A reflexion shield in front and a duvet behind does the trick

[lardy]

SE Electronics or Rode.

I picked one up off eBay in perfect condition within you price range, but they do cheaper models new.

I used to use a rode nt2. Was too good for my room, it picked up everything and sounded awful. In a treated room it would have been great.

I made myself a duvet cave, was not enough.

[Observer]

SE Electronics or Rode.

I picked one up off eBay in perfect condition within you price range, but they do cheaper models new.

I used to use a rode nt2. Was too good for my room, it picked up everything and sounded awful. In a treated room it would have been great.

A reflexion shield in front and a duvet behind does the trick

I got one of these (and it's going for a good price here) https://www.musicmatter.co.uk/se-electronics-space?gclid=CO6 8uYGi_sYCFRDKtAodvzwEEg

[Sirenblue]

old school but how about sm57 ...

[Observer]

old school but how about sm57 ...

sm7b

[Mick the Miller]

Sennheisers no question imo.

[lardy]

old school but how about sm57 ...

It's not a condenser.

[Observer]

old school but how about sm57 ...

It's not a condenser.

It is capable of recording vocals and guitar though