Re: Audix Micros

The Audix SCX-25 works very well for this and is also one of the best piano
mics I have heard. It also works very well on acoustic guitar, but it can be
a little more difficult to place.This is not the mic the others are posting
about.

Brad Harper




"Philip Perkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Maybe the Audix mic is "very popular with the acoustic music crowd"
where
> > you are, but out here Audix is just part of the imported mic noise
floor.
> > Did you have a specific Audix LD in mind that may be exceptional? If so,
I'd
> > certainly want to know about it!
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Ty Ford
> >
> I saw David Grisman and a few other acts in other places gathered
> around the SCX25 the way the old time radio show performers used to
> gather around RCA ribbon mics.
> The sound through the PA was really excellent in each venue, and the
> off axis rejection seemed to be enough that there was lots of gain and
> no feedback that I heard.  I think one of the reasons these guys like
> it is that it looks weird (and is relatively cheap compared to German
> iron) but it did sound good enough to make me want to try it out in my
> own studio sometime soon, and in general I'm WAY over the Chinese LD
> thing.
>
> Philip Perkins