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Nicholas Dyson
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Hello all
Wondering if anyone can give me any information on the Yamaha MC-7 condensor clip on mics that are available. I have the old model of silent brass, and I've been taking a line out into a sound board and running it through a stomp box. However, due to what I'm guessing is poor mic quality, it sounds like nails on the chalkboard. So, wondering if anyone has any better ideas....
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Nicholas Dyson
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nuthin, huh. Bummer!
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cgooding
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For home recordings I bought a $25 clip on mic from Radio Shack and ran that into my Silent Brass module. I then ran that straight into my cassette deck. Playing with the reverb and sound effects, I have been able to get some pretty nice sounding recordings.
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