Best banjo under $500?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I don't know if this is the best newsgroup to post this in, but anyone have any recommendations for a good banjo under $500? What should I be looking for in a good banjo? Are there different...

banjo or an old-time (open-backed) clawhammer banjo? If you have multiple capsules for the Oktava, try the hypercardioid, particularly if your banjo is bluegrass (the hyper is a little softer on top). The Shure KSM's are also possibilities, but I'd try the...

for non-commerical home recording. It will be used to record dreadnought-sized guitars, also mandolin and perhaps banjo (though I've heard that a large-diameter condenser works best for banjo), in a simple home environment. I use a Mac g4, a Presonus Firebox...

back 'So killfile me!'. People get into month long flamewars and call each other all kinds of horrible things here. Often over the minute details of subjects like dither, doppler distortion and the best banjo mic for under $5000. A month later, the...

case I was miking a solo banjo player who was also singing. I experimentally tried the Royer to record her vocal while putting the banjo in the null of the pattern. I had 3 other cardioid mics set up at the same time to try to find the best solution for...

and dynamics of all sorts both cheap and expensive I want to ask this will be a 3 piece acoustic band , seated (I think) fiddle, guitar, banjo My first impression is I would record stereo with two 012's with omni caps centered high(head height)...

banjo), and I like it. > Any opinions out there on how some of the more recent models compare > with the MK-01, especially for recording banjo, ukulele,steel-strung > acoustic guitar, etc. : >> CAD gxl1200 > Behringer b-5 > Nady cm90, cm95 > MXL...

know if I should use something lower sound quality like SM58s or go ahead with the supercardioids (concerned about feedback and bleed). This thought also applies to the banjo (played by an non singer) and acoustic guitar (played by the lead singer) where...

On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 17:53:43 -0400, Trevor de Clercq wrote: >I have some Dock Boggs banjo>recordings that were recorded in mono that sound audiophile quality. It's not often that you see the word "banjo" and "audiophile" in the same sentence! (:^p...

It will be used for male vocals, acoustic guitar (large-body dreadnaught size or "0000" size), resonator banjo (mine's not overly "twangy"), and mandolin. (I realize that an LDC might not be the best choice for acoustic guitar, perhaps a small-diameter...