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10 Oct 02 - 01:46 AM (#800124) Subject: Radio Shack mike 33-3001: opinions? From: Marion On another thread Claymore suggested: "If you do not have a mic, may I suggest the Radio Shack 33-3001, which comes with an XLR to 1/4 inch cord, and is the best kept secret in the mic world. It normally goes for around $80. but has been dropping in price over the years, and you can get one on sale for around $35. I use a lot of Beta 58s and 57s and with a windscreen, the RS beats them both on flute or soft female vocals. " Has anyone else used this mike? I would use it for singing and fiddling (not at the same time). Thanks, Marion |
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10 Oct 02 - 10:10 AM (#800312) Subject: RE: Radio Shack mike 33-3001: opinions? From: GUEST,Claymore Marion, I will be bringing acouple of them to the FSGW Getaway, along with 57s, 58s' Beta 57s and Beta 58s so that the folks there can compare them, on a flat-lined mixer. At the end of next week, when the 2002 Getaway is done, you might get some recent opinions. |
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11 Oct 02 - 07:30 PM (#801443) Subject: RE: Radio Shack mike 33-3001: opinions? From: Marion OK, I'll probably need to get a mike soon, but I'll hold off till after the Getaway to see what people thought of this one. Marion |