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Re: AW: microphone: a professional percussionist replies



Ah, 

I know that's wrong :-)

It's $64.99 rrp, so well outside Kris's price range.

It's an incredibly good mic for the price,
but omni-directional so not so hot on feedback rejection.



A pair of these were used by "feedback saxophonist" Graham Halliwell to 
good effect.
( that's right, he plays the feedback by bringing the mouth of the sax up 
the mic)

I'd be looking at small capsule condensers if I was desperate to find  

andy

Rainer Thelonius Balthasar Straschill wrote:
>> Actually, this leads me to another question. Which mic in the 
>> $100-200 price range has the flattest frequency response? Is 
> 
> Behringer ECM8000.
> 
>> I know this is probably a loaded question, because flat 
> 
> It is, though for different reasons than you may think.
> 
> 


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