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They are both good mikes AFAIK, the 907 will be
Michael Burger wrote:
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> >I am using a borrowed AT 825 stereo mic. The owner has adapted the pin
> >XLRF plug to a three wire 1/8" stereo plug so that it will feed portable
> >DAT or MD. The system works fine with my Sharp 722 except that it seems
> >a bit noisier than I expected. Fresh batt
Hey all,
I *really* need help on the above issue. I'm a minidisc (R50) owner,
looking to tape concerts with a fairly good mic. Due to the low NZ exchange
rate and postage costs, buying from sound-pros, core-sound etc... through
the internet is just too expensive. So it has to be one available in
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 20:07:58 -0400, James S. Lee wrote:
>I know I started this part of the "Anyone know Japanese?" thread so I cannot say too
>much about its
>continuation. This is likely my last posting on the issue. My comment was directed at
>Ryan simply because he
>made the initial posting
Stop in your local best buy , circuit city or similar store, and go to
the camcorder section. Look for the camcorder accessories, for a shot
gun mike and you can record from a distance and not get the side noise.
they may be mono instead of stereo though.
pupu wrote:
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> Can anyon
Oh, BTW, this is for a stereo mic - the Audio Technica AT822.
Thanks.
-- John
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Hello,
Can anyone recommend a good mic preamp for use with a portable MD recorder?
Preferably one that is reasonably portable also. I've seen the MidiMan
Audiobuddy, but I wasn't sure how good it was. Basically, I'd like to record
a piano from a distance (maybe 5-10 feet away), but boosting the
I would recommend http://www.soundprofessionals.com Possibly Kheops
might have something too. If you want to try your hand at building one
for about $10 US you ca try this one
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone
Leonora Hardy wrote:
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> I need to purchase a microphone (ine
not a
stand microphone... If your'e looking for a stand microphone, planet
minidisc have one for $100 .
Pierre.
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Subject: MD: microphone
I need to purchase a microphone (inexpensive) for my mini. I need to make
music recordings from it (for my church choir) and they need to be adequate,
but certainly not concert quality. Suggestions?
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From: Joost de Meij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 3:29 PM
Subject: MD: Microphone
> Is there any way to make a small modification so i can use the MD power,
and
> that i don't need battery's for the microphone?
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Hi Guys
we have a Sharp MS702 and a stereo mic which we use for recording
live performances of small chamber music/choir performances &
rehearsals, and we want to upgrade the mic. We're thinking about
either a Sony ECM 957 or an Audio Technica AT-822, which cost about
£200 or £300 respective
Hi!
>Plug in power just means that there is power there to run a mic if needed.
>If the mic has a battery then it won't use the MD power, it will use it's
>own battery. Some very small mics, especially electret mics, require power
>from the unit.
Is there any way to make a small modification s
Hi,
The AT822 is certainly better than the Sony model, but you should also
consider the Beyer MCE82 stereo mic as this is superior to both.
My company supplies the Beyer at £279 + VAT. See our website at www.pass.uk.com
Cheers,
Tim Wilkinson
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Joost de Meij wrote:
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> Is there any way to make a small modification so i can use the MD power, and
> that i don't need battery's for the microphone?
Yup, build one of these...
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone or one of the
other units described on theMD community page
Hello:
Thomas, Ferris wrote:
> I'm new to the list and have gone through the archives for a while today
> looking for recommendations for a microphone.
>
> I've got an MZR-30 and have in the past used a small-ish Sony stereo mic (I
> haven't got the model # with me) as well as an Audio Technica
Check out www.soundprofessionals.com
I've been using these stealthy units, and they work great.
Winston
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I'm new to the list and have gone through the archives for a while today
looking for recommendations for a microphone.
I've got an MZR-30 and have in the past used a small-ish Sony stereo mic (I
haven't got the model # with me) as well as an Audio Technica mic (I believe
the AT822). The AT mic
It should be very handy and you should get good recordins from it. If
you want to try your hand at building one, you can try this one
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone If not, go for
the Sound Porfessionals one, you can't go wrong with it.
Glen Hoshizaki wrote:
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> I re
Glen Hoshizaki
Sent: Saturday, 24 July 1999 1:28
To: MiniDisc List
Subject: MD: Microphone for medium quality live music recording?
So, in my search for a microphone I came across one
that looks like it might suit my needs at MiniDisco.com -- the Sound
Professionals Single Point Stereo
I recently jumped into the world of MDs with the purchase of a Sharp
MD-MS702 MK. My main intent was to use it to make simple recordings of
snippets of my harmonica lessons (I'm the student, not the teacher).
However, I'm so new to MDs that I didn't realize that the 702 didn't have a
built-in mic
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