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*CISKO* · 25th January 2007

hey dood, well first of all, try ordering form turnkey, I used to work there in london and they shp easily to ireland, ask for rod cullen
my advice is get something like the neumanns, for the overheads,and they work fantastic as acoustic guit mics, obvioulsy depends on you budget, I myself would go for a pair of coles 4038 or 4040, which are lovely, or royer 121`s, they are expensive but worth every penny, the 121`s are probably more versatile and require lessgain on the pre`s since they are phantom powered plus they dpuble up as fantastic electric and aoustic guitar mics, specially for rock n roll
check them out, ots of the greats love these, and you can get pics of them in sessions on the royer website
when it comes tothe snare mic, put the sm 57 on the bottom( i prefer micing the shell tho) and on top use an audix i5, killer mic
cheers

25th January 2007	#2
CISKO Gear nut Joined: Apr 2005 Location: bogota colombia Posts: 148	hey dood, well first of all, try ordering form turnkey, I used to work there in london and they shp easily to ireland, ask for rod cullen my advice is get something like the neumanns, for the overheads,and they work fantastic as acoustic guit mics, obvioulsy depends on you budget, I myself would go for a pair of coles 4038 or 4040, which are lovely, or royer 121`s, they are expensive but worth every penny, the 121`s are probably more versatile and require lessgain on the pre`s since they are phantom powered plus they dpuble up as fantastic electric and aoustic guitar mics, specially for rock n roll check them out, ots of the greats love these, and you can get pics of them in sessions on the royer website when it comes tothe snare mic, put the sm 57 on the bottom( i prefer micing the shell tho) and on top use an audix i5, killer mic cheers __________________ silly rabbit, trix is for kids!