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We've been using SENNHEISER e604 mics to mic up toms for a few years. Now, we don't have access to those mics anymore. We are thinking about buying a set of our own, but just wanted to make sure there wasn't something better for around the same price? Anyone had experience with any of the others aro...

yeah, that would be nice. I bought one a few years and can't stand it really as it is

looks like you're gonna need a power amp with that mixer.

The sennheiser hd 280 pro headphones($99) are a really good deal in my opinion. They really reduce the outside noise during drum tracking. They do sound a little midrangey to me, but it's not that bad. We actually bought a second pair so i can hear exactly what the drummer is hearing. They work for ...

it's a les paul into a mesa dual rectifer w/ 4x12 cab. two tracks panned left and right, one up the center with the distortion backed off a bit. then added some octave stuff during the chorus. my rig was at the rehearsal studio(gibson explorer through marshall 4x12)so i used a the the rig from my si...

i have one too. i'll have to do a comparison of the two and see if there is a difference. anyone else checked this?

i was going to have them made here:
http://www.wspa-inc.com/cablform.htm

thanks for the reply. so i guess the w2549 is the standard for the cable?

second that on the Vox. read about it here and went out and got one. i'm really having a great time recording with it, but have yet to compare it recorded with my marshall 4X12.

Which type is the best? We are about to Mogamize our whole studio. We have some Mogami W2549 w/Neutrik Connectors. Is this the best Mogami or is there a better type?

thanks guys. we've been using a 57 up close and an AKGC4000 for the room. maybe we'll try the senn md421.

oh and we already have that ebay mic. we use it exclusively for really important vocal passages. we don't wanna put too many miles on that one.
hardy har har.

anything better than the old 57?

shitty snare try a different one. we were having a bitch of a time tuning and retuning my drummer's snare and still couldn't get anything worth keeping. then we tried another drum and- viola, there was the sound we looked for for 2 days. if you have different snares at your disposal, try them all o...

it's 1/4"-my fault. Fostex R8 is the model... it's not a cassette deck style.