mics

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what mic would you recomend i by ? i dont care how it looks lol it could be the biggest pinkest love heart as long as its good quality lol......anywae ill have

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so what ya'll dont use mics fine ill go to curry's or comet

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http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/p ... 750134.htm

there's the msot expensive i could find i checked comet , argos and curry's thats the only shops in my town that i know of that sell mics.....you think that one ill be good ?

[mart85]

here's one you should buy, it's 19% off and shipping is free, hurry up!

http://www.zzounds.com/item--RODCLASSICII

nah, just kidding

about the mic you talked about, it's an USB connection, so if you have some "distortion" with your mic plugged in your sound card, this may be a solution to get a cleaner sound, but otherwise, I don't think it would be really worth the money...the best would be for you to save money for a really good mic... you could buy the Samson C01U at a low price, and for good result...you can find it at around $75 (US) without having to buy a pre-amp, and a good sound card...so it's a good mic to start with

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$75 that aint to much pounds is it ? i got

[Homie_4_life]

$75 dollars is about 37 pounds and 50 pence

[mart85]

but you have to find a website that ships to your country... My friend bought this mic for 115 $CAN (around $100 US) cause he couldn't buy it from US website, since most of them don't ship in Canada... and sometimes, when you buy from US website, you have to pay for the customs... so try to find that mic on a site from your country first, you may save money

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thx for the heads up well i get my money tommorrow and im goin in the town first thing so ill look in there first

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i need a snapppy response here

http://www.zzounds.com/item--AUTAT2020

is that one good ? its only

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itsjust this stuff i dont understand

Technical Info
Element: Condenser

Polar Pattern: Cardioid

Frequency Response: 20 - 20,000 Hz

Open Circuit Sensitivity: -37 dB (14.1 mV) re 1V at 1 Pa

Impedance: 100 ohms

Maximum Input Sound Level: 144 dB SPL, 1 kHz at 1% T.H.D.

Signal to Noise Ratio: 74 dB, 1 kHz at 1 Pa

Dynamic Range (Typical): 124 dB, 1 kHz at Max. SPL

Phantom Power Requirements: 48V DC, 2 mA typical

Noise: 20 dB SPL

Weight: 12.1 oz (345 g)

Output Connector: Integral 3-pin XLRM-type

Accessories Furnished: Stand mount; 5/8 in. - 27 to 3/8 in. - 16 threaded adapter; protective pouch

to me its like chinese lol it could be saying like....this mic is exactly NOT made for recording on a home computer and will give SHITTY results lol i dunno

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roflmao im dumb read

Ideal for project/home-studio applications.

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the toher one i found doesnt deiliver to uk ( the one i posted up there)

so


http://www.stagebeat.co.uk/P/2349/C01

what about this one a little cheaper but sounds good again i dont understand the munbo jumbo so ill just beileive what ti tells me on the box lol

[mart85]

if you want to buy a condensor mic, you'll need a good sound card, and a good pre-amp to plug in your sound card... which means more money to spend... the only condensor mic that doesn't require all this stuff is the "Samson C01U" I talked to you about

http://www.stagebeat.co.uk/P/3404/CO1U+USB+CONDENSER

you won't have to pay hundreds of dollars to get a good sound card and a good pre-amp... you only plug it in a USB port, and that's it!

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if you want to buy a condensor mic, you'll need a good sound card, and a good pre-amp to plug in your sound card... which means more money to spend... the only condensor mic that doesn't require all this stuff is the "Samson C01U" I talked to you about

http://www.stagebeat.co.uk/P/3404/CO1U+USB+CONDENSER

you won't have to pay hundreds of dollars to get a good sound card and a good pre-amp... you only plug it in a USB port, and that's it!

thx man ill prolly order it tommorrow night was gonni order oen last night but lucky i didnt lol

my sis gave me my

[mart85]

no problem...but make sure to record in quiet place, cause you'll hear every noise in your recordings lol... and when you have it, read the manual, it tells you how to download the soft-preamp... you will have a louder sound when recording, and it will be easier... and also, probably the most important thing, get something like a "pop filter"! look for one, or make one yourself, here is a link that explains how:

http://www.kaiaudio.com/projects/xplosive.html

if you record without a pop filter, you'll get a bad sound