AKG c1000s, or SP B1, or AT 2020, or MXL 603s for piano recording

9th February 2012	#1
KTlin Gear interested Joined: Apr 2011 Location: Timisoara, Romania Posts: 3 Thread Starter	AKG c1000s, or SP B1, or AT 2020, or MXL 603s for piano recording Hi guys I'm about to buy a budget microphone for recording mainly an upright piano and "foley" type of sounds. I intend to use it also outside, for field recording. So what would you recommend for this from the followings: - Audio Technica AT2020 - AKG c1000s (i like this one because it has the option for hyper-cardioid pattern which i think is pretty useful for field recording) - Studio Projects B1 (or C1) - MXL 603s Thanks

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