Stolen mics in NJ. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hey everybody, I just had a few mics stolen from my home. They weren't locked up, and I had a few people at the house doing work (I know, stupid on my part). As a result, I don't know who to...

it's caved in (in which case I'd be suspicious of the mic no matter what the seller says). Ask for the serial number. I don't know if Neumann keeps a list of reported stolen mics any more, but it doesn't hurt to ask. > What about some of the ones I'm...

a friend's SM 57. Generally people use matched mics, at least least two mics of the same make and model and roughly the same age and condition. I can't imagine two more mismatched mics than the two you're using but if you're getting good results, who's...

that are suitable for the stage mics (actually, the sound company will likely be prepared with these), but I do NOT have anything suitable for my shotgun mics. Anyone know a good source? I may have to go to Audio Technica to get the ones that are...

Worst Theft At Show: Sunday night after the end of the convention, an SUV rented by Telefunken NA was broken into at the Fifth and Mission garage. Four demo Telefunken microphones were stolen, along with approximately 125 Aloha shirts and other promotional...

broadcast microphone. A client wants Neumann mics in his new radio station but doesn't want to pay the price of a U87 or U89. It's strictly a brand thing for him and he's not interested in any other mics even though I think he'd be better off with RE20's...

their booty was >worthless without the associated components. Such components are easily found as aftermarket custom-made. Your automatic assumption that the mic was stolen by a musician... if stolen from a studio it would be unlikely that it would...

Back to basics.. Archived from groups: uk.telecom.mobile,alt.cellular.nokia () Xposted: A few day ago I managed to lose my 6 month old Nokia 6100 on Voda contract, I think it slipped out my pocket while at work. As soon as the loss was discovered the...

type of mic and the audio input. The only real common outlet was the threaded-ring Tuchel or DIN - a homogenised house standard somehow expected from German makes. There were very few early mics fitted with a female XLR interface, and they likely "wobbled"...

to try pointing the mic below the player's right hand. Spaced pair can be great as well, but is rarely necesarry. The picks make a lot of clatter, even with good players. Ergo, don't point the mic at the picks hitting the strings, the sound comes off...