[Keith Runfola]

I just inherited 2 of these mics. Does anybody have an opnion on what
they are good for or their value? Thanks.


Keith Runfola
www.JazzDrummer.com
www.GreenOakArts.com

[Keith Runfola]

On Sat, 17 May 2008 14:23:17 -0400, "Tim Perry"
wrote:


"Keith Runfola" wrote in message
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I just inherited 2 of these mics. Does anybody have an opnion on what
they are good for or their value? Thanks.


Keith Runfola
www.JazzDrummer.com
www.GreenOakArts.com


see http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wi...65a/index.html

If you need an omni condenser, they are priceless.



Thank you. The site only shows the AT 8010. I assume that is a newer
model. Mine doesn't have the roll-off. It's an XLRM cable. Can I can
get a cable that will allow it to be plugged into an XLR input on a
typical (Mackie) mixer? Would that be a XLRF to XLRM ?
They reccomend it for cymbals. I'll have to try that.
Thanks again.


Keith Runfola
www.JazzDrummer.com
www.GreenOakArts.com

[Scott Dorsey]

Keith Runfola wrote:
I just inherited 2 of these mics. Does anybody have an opnion on what
they are good for or their value? Thanks.

For a while these were very popular entry-level omni condenser mikes. They
are good for anything you'd use an omni for.

It's a lot easier to make a good cheap omni than a good cheap cardioid.
And it's really hard to make a good cheap figure-8.
--scott

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