Why do you want pencil mics instead of large diaphram mics, or even a quality dynamic mic?
Small condensers have their uses, but they tend to be very sensitive to handling and wind noise, I like them mainly as drum over-heads or maybe choir mics.
And, I wouldn't go real cheap, you may not like the sound,if you go really cheap, make sure you can return the mic if you don't like the sound.
I went with shure sm81s for my over-heads, they weren't cheap, but I'm glad I went that route instead of the budget mics, you don't need the most expensive ones,
but quality will tell in your recordings. At 02:11 PM 9/12/2010, you wrote:
hi all: if u please, I need an advice,I'm building small studio for my recording and I will buy microphone condenser and other pencile microphone to record musical instruments.1- is it useful to buy pencile microphones? 2- what are the best kind that I can buy I need cheap thing. 3- what's your opinion about The Samsung c02?4- Concerning the Condenser microphone, what's your opinion about the Cad Teri an 8000?Thanks in advance. Cheers: Ramy Moustafa If music be the food of love, play on... Tel: 0020102221750 Personal email, msn and yahoo messengers: <mailto:flutelover@xxxxxxxx>flutelover@xxxxxxxx skype: roma30 facebook: <http://www.facebook.com/moustafa.ramy>www.facebook.com/moustafa.ramy
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