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You might want to consider investing in several different mikes - since they all offer tonal variations and characteristics - some work better for some applications, etc., and you don't always need the most expensive you can afford. I vaguely remember reading that the old road-worthy Shure 57 - was the mike of choice for one song in particular on the Michael Jackson "Thriller" recording. ------------------ Tom Tracy http://www.soundclick.com/tomtracy
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