We need to buy a pair of LDC's soon--In the 200 dollar range. The
application is voice-over work.

I was thinking of AT-3035s since I have one at home and love it. Can any
one give me something else to research?

Thanks,
Paul

ElectroVoice Re-20

"blacktick" wrote in message ...
We need to buy a pair of LDC's soon--In the 200 dollar range. The
application is voice-over work.

I was thinking of AT-3035s since I have one at home and love it. Can any
one give me something else to research?


From what I hear th Electro-Voice RE20 is the way to go for
voiceovers. It isn't a condernser though.

Thanks,
Paul

MAtt

On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 09:59:06 -0500, blacktick wrote
(in article ):

We need to buy a pair of LDC's soon--In the 200 dollar range. The
application is voice-over work.

I was thinking of AT-3035s since I have one at home and love it. Can any
one give me something else to research?

Thanks,
Paul



Take a walk in my mic review archives. They are on my website.

Regards,

Ty Ford



-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
stuff are at www.tyford.com

"blacktick" wrote in message ...
We need to buy a pair of LDC's soon--In the 200 dollar range. The
application is voice-over work.

I was thinking of AT-3035s since I have one at home and love it. Can any
one give me something else to research?

Thanks,
Paul

MCA SP-1. About 50 bucks.

http://www.mcamics.com

Jim Williams
Audio Upgrades

"Jim Williams" wrote in message
m...
"blacktick" wrote in message
...
We need to buy a pair of LDC's soon--In the 200 dollar range. The
application is voice-over work.

I was thinking of AT-3035s since I have one at home and love it. Can any
one give me something else to research?

Thanks,
Paul

MCA SP-1. About 50 bucks.

http://www.mcamics.com

I bought an SP-1 last time you mentioned it. $39 bucks, I think. I needed
a fourth VO mike for a production I was working on... an announcer and
several character voices. I used it on both female and male actor voices.
The SP-1 sounded good. Way better than $39. And, if it is $50 now, it's
still a good deal.

Steve King

"Jim Williams" wrote in message
m...
"blacktick" wrote in message
...
We need to buy a pair of LDC's soon--In the 200 dollar range. The
application is voice-over work.

I was thinking of AT-3035s since I have one at home and love it. Can any
one give me something else to research?

Thanks,
Paul

MCA SP-1. About 50 bucks.

http://www.mcamics.com

I bought an SP-1 last time you mentioned it. $39 bucks, I think. I needed
a fourth VO mike for a production I was working on... an announcer and
several character voices. I used it on both female and male actor voices.
The SP-1 sounded good. Way better than $39. And, if it is $50 now, it's
still a good deal.

Steve King

thanks for the replies.

We already have an RE-20, but wanted condensers. Thanks for all the
suggestions. Seems that MCA is worth a $50 gamble.

thanks for the replies.

We already have an RE-20, but wanted condensers. Thanks for all the
suggestions. Seems that MCA is worth a $50 gamble.

Blackjack wrote:
thanks for the replies.

We already have an RE-20, but wanted condensers. Thanks for all the
suggestions. Seems that MCA is worth a $50 gamble.

The MCA is one of the Shanghai mikes. The Shanghai products come in two
basic sorts: the kind with transformers and the kind without. The
transformerless ones tend to sell for less and tend to sound better, on
the whole.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

Blackjack wrote:
thanks for the replies.

We already have an RE-20, but wanted condensers. Thanks for all the
suggestions. Seems that MCA is worth a $50 gamble.

The MCA is one of the Shanghai mikes. The Shanghai products come in two
basic sorts: the kind with transformers and the kind without. The
transformerless ones tend to sell for less and tend to sound better, on
the whole.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:03:32 -0500, Blackjack wrote
(in article .com):

thanks for the replies.

We already have an RE-20, but wanted condensers. Thanks for all the
suggestions. Seems that MCA is worth a $50 gamble.


Why gamble? Buy a good mic. Life's too short.

Ty Ford



-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
stuff are at www.tyford.com

On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:03:32 -0500, Blackjack wrote
(in article .com):

thanks for the replies.

We already have an RE-20, but wanted condensers. Thanks for all the
suggestions. Seems that MCA is worth a $50 gamble.


Why gamble? Buy a good mic. Life's too short.

Ty Ford



-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
stuff are at www.tyford.com