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I'm looking to upgrade one of my client's (large church, 1500 seat,
great sounding room, nice room treatment, about 1.6s decay time) choir
microphones. Now they are using a combo of SM-81's and older AKG
451's. They have a 60 member choir on 4 tier risers spread about 30
feet wide located directly behind the band. They are positioned
against a back wall that is treated with 2" 703 and a heavy theatrical
curtain, so it's pretty dead in the back. Fairly loud full band,
(drums, bass , keys, guitars, perc. etc). The SM81's tend to give them
the most gain before feedback the 451's sound a little better. I'd
like to find a mic that would reject more of the band and sound better
at the same time. Is there something in a Schoeps mic that might work
in this application. Cost is not a factor. Would love to purchase 4
mics for this application.
Thanks!
I'm looking to upgrade one of my client's (large church, 1500 seat,
great sounding room, nice room treatment, about 1.6s decay time) choir
microphones. Now they are using a combo of SM-81's and older AKG
451's. They have a 60 member choir on 4 tier risers spread about 30
feet wide located directly behind the band. They are positioned
against a back wall that is treated with 2" 703 and a heavy theatrical
curtain, so it's pretty dead in the back. Fairly loud full band,
(drums, bass , keys, guitars, perc. etc). The SM81's tend to give them
the most gain before feedback the 451's sound a little better. I'd
like to find a mic that would reject more of the band and sound better
at the same time. Is there something in a Schoeps mic that might work
in this application. Cost is not a factor. Would love to purchase 4
mics for this application.
Thanks!