I have a similar mike that I use on a PA system. It works very well on
the pa system, but I didn't get very good results on the MD. Besides,
it is mono instead of stereo. Go ahead and try it. If it doesn't work
very well, you can always make one for about about $10. Here is a very
portable one that I designed and it works quite well for recording to
MD.
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone
Paul McCombs wrote:
>
> So my questions.
> Do you think this is a good idea?
> What would be the way to hook it up to the MD recorder?
> Do you have better suggestions at this price point ($50 + tax, shipping,
> adapters) (bearing in mind my main use of it requires that it can be
> conveniently hand held, and have the 3-pin male XLR connector)?
>
>
>http://www.musiciansfriend.com/cgi-bin/shop.dll/9906251913199181167224-m3eW112bLR?pid=270210
>
> Shure BG1.1 Cardioid Mic $49.99
>
> The Shure BG1.1 is a reliable, multi-purpose microphone designed to
> perform in a
> variety of live
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