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Helo everyone,
I work for a non-profit organization that is in the process of starting up a low power AM radio station. We need to buy four mics for on-air hosts/DJ's. One mic will be the primary go to mic. The other 3 for guests and discussion shows. Our budget is $475 or under for all 4. (Yikes! - I know). That pretty much takes the RE20 and SM7 out of the equation. My current thought is: Studio Projects C1 (has high pass) as primary. 2 MXL V67G's as secondary and then either a MXL V57m or used SM57/SM58 with the left over $. Am I shooting myself in the foot getting large diaphragm condensers without lo cut (MXL V67). Maybe careful positioning of a pop filter will keep people from eating the mics and producing the proximity effect? There will be no processing on the mics other than compression/limiting on the whole mix before broadcast. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dan Fox |
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