Yet another mic thread. URGENNNTTT

[The Philosopher]

In desperate need of mics for a gig next wednsday.

Will these do the trick? I can always pick up some condensers after I get some more money.

http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/msg/671154255.html

Or what about these?

http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/msg/649533060.html

[Fuzzy]

I have the Shure PG Pack and it's amazing. Go for it. Really rugged design, and they are great for live situations.

[The Philosopher]

WOO. Thank you. I've been looking for mics forever.

[Motleyguy]

those PG's should do the job. You could also check your music store for an Apex Drum Mic Pack. Usually very cheap, great mics for the price, I think they've got a pack that comes w/ 2 condensors as well.

[The Philosopher]

Damn, the PGs sold.

How about the other pack? Im skeptical about a 7pc for 100 dollars, lol

[poppinfresh]

thats not a bad price for the nadys, but i would recommend selling that right after you use it.

But really that pg pack is perfect, try and find another one if you can. If its live, especially for small-medium sized clubs, you wont need the condensors since your cymbals usually overpower your drums. Just make sure you have the snare picking up the high hat, or a separate mic for the highhat.

[Harrow]

omgad its poppinfrash

[Damo]

See if you can find some JTS packs for drums. They are fairly decent, yet cheap.

Of course, a set of AKG C414's would be a bit nicer...

[Chippy569]

i can't imagine you'd actually need to supply your own mics for any gig... but whatever. Look for audix fusions, they're decent for mics that come in a pack. the shure PG's are fine too if you're doing live stuff. if you're feeling brave, find a set of sennheiser e604's for your toms, you just can't beat them.