Broadcast mic

[TongueFlap]

I need a new one for the podcasts,

im pretty skint, but is there any cheep but decent ones?

I would google it myself.. but i know someone will know. i hope.

Cheersss!

 

[Riisu]

I use a Shure PG57 for the dnbforum podcast man. Seems to do the trick quite nicely, has a nive overal sound to it and not too tinny. Only £50 as well....

http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/Products/WiredMicrophones/us_pro_PG57-XLR_content

 

[TongueFlap]

I use a Shure PG57 for the dnbforum podcast man. Seems to do the trick quite nicely, has a nive overal sound to it and not too tinny. Only £50 as well....

http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/Products/WiredMicrophones/us_pro_PG57-XLR_content

niceone man, i will have a look at this

 

[RevTech]

MXL 4000 is the one I have, and it sounds amazing, but that's a bit over the top.

But anything from mxl is usually good, and on musiciansfriend.com there are cheap deals

 

[druu]

Those Samson condensors got some decent reviews. Not sure if they have a non-USB one available though.

 

[TongueFlap]

MXL 4000 is the one I have, and it sounds amazing, but that's a bit over the top.

But anything from mxl is usually good, and on musiciansfriend.com there are cheap deals

cheers

Those Samson condensors got some decent reviews. Not sure if they have a non-USB one available though.

tis al good, i have an audio interface..

yeh i seen those samson condensors.. not a clue what they sound like tho. Obv i dont need nothing amazing as its only for a voice over. Might go for a large diaphragm condensor or something. they have a good polar patten it should be more than enough.

 

[MARLZTAH]

tbh if your just talking here and there you could get away with almost anything

shure are the kings of cheap mics!!