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VEGANGELICA · 07-11-2009, 11:37 PM

Hi, Masterblaster,
I've been doing some sleuthing online and around MusicBanter while researching microphones, and have learned that the condenser microphones MXL 990 (for vocals) and MXL 991 (intended for acoustic guitar and drum overhead) are highly recommended and fairly inexpensive (the package with the two microphones costs $80 at Musician's Friend). People gave them very good reviews, so I am wondering if there may be some microphone in the MXL family that would suit your filming/action uses? For example, people wrote that these microphones work well as overall room microphones, which I imagine may be what you'd need. You can learn more about the package by googling MXL 990/MXL 991 Recording Microphone Package.
--Erica

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VEGANGELICA Facilitator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Where people kill 30 million pigs per year Posts: 2,014	Hi, Masterblaster, I've been doing some sleuthing online and around MusicBanter while researching microphones, and have learned that the condenser microphones MXL 990 (for vocals) and MXL 991 (intended for acoustic guitar and drum overhead) are highly recommended and fairly inexpensive (the package with the two microphones costs $80 at Musician's Friend). People gave them very good reviews, so I am wondering if there may be some microphone in the MXL family that would suit your filming/action uses? For example, people wrote that these microphones work well as overall room microphones, which I imagine may be what you'd need. You can learn more about the package by googling MXL 990/MXL 991 Recording Microphone Package. --Erica Last edited by VEGANGELICA; 07-11-2009 at 11:55 PM.