| Subject: | Re: Inexpensive Cabled microphone - what should I use? |
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| From: | "Charlie Escher" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 19 Nov 2001 19:40:22 -0000 |
--- In Rob Danielson <> wrote:
> Hello--
>
> Done quite a bit of this. A PZM mike is well suited for your use
>due to wind rejection and its easy to shelter it from moisture with
>a small roof. Radio Shack sells them for around $60, comes with a
>20' cable (1/4" plug terminated). It can be rewired with an xlr
> connector, other modifications are on the web.
Radio Shack discontinued their Crown-licensed PZM a number of years
ago. They do still sell a different boundary mike which is reputed to
be not as good. The Realistic PZMs are still readily available on
Ebay though, usually for around the original price of $60. A Crown
PZM can be had there for ~$100 or so, IME. It's worth the extra
money, IMHO. Most of the nicer Crowns require phantom power though.
--Charlie Escher
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