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I posted about a month ago and got some great advice and I can't seem to find the post anymore. If I can ask this question one more time, because now I am actually ready to buy something.
I have an MXL 990 and find the amplification is very bad. Some mics, you can whisper and it comes through so loud and crystal clear. Yet mine, I have to sing loud to get the vocals even heard slightly and the music always overpowers the voice. I think I remember the Behringer was recommended and the Shure. My price allowance is no more than $500.00 and it is only for a simple home studio. If you can please suggest a make and model of a couple mics that may already have great amplification and clarity, but if you think I need an amplifier too, please suggest a good one with a reasonable price. Thanks. I got that stimulus check, so now I have something to put towards a good microphone.
Michelle
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