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rhdroc · 12-26-2003, 06:45 PM

Thanks, Tom, for the great advice -- you sure appear to know your sound equipment inside out!! I just checked eBay for the Audio-Technica models you suggest but couldn't find any at this time. I'll search the web and see what I can find there.

From what I read I thought that the Shure PG-57 was an instrumental microphone -- could be wrong about that one. This model is widely available on eBay in the $40 - $50 price range.

I play in a jazz-rock band setting and am constantly at odds with the amplified instruments (guitar, bass, keyboard, vocals). While I'm blowing my brains out, they simply turn up their amp or PA. Since most of these guys grew up "worshipping" their amps in the 60s/70s/80s, they're not usually receptive to advice from the brass/wind players...so the struggle continues!!

Thanks---<Rick

12-26-2003, 06:45 PM	#9 (permalink)
rhdroc Pianissimo User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Central Pennsylvania Posts: 73	Trumpet Microphone Thanks, Tom, for the great advice -- you sure appear to know your sound equipment inside out!! I just checked eBay for the Audio-Technica models you suggest but couldn't find any at this time. I'll search the web and see what I can find there. From what I read I thought that the Shure PG-57 was an instrumental microphone -- could be wrong about that one. This model is widely available on eBay in the $40 - $50 price range. I play in a jazz-rock band setting and am constantly at odds with the amplified instruments (guitar, bass, keyboard, vocals). While I'm blowing my brains out, they simply turn up their amp or PA. Since most of these guys grew up "worshipping" their amps in the 60s/70s/80s, they're not usually receptive to advice from the brass/wind players...so the struggle continues!! Thanks---<Rick