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Post by LethalMaster on Sept 20, 2003 11:39:40 GMT
yip im gettin the Shure SM58   its 1 the industry's best mic's Shure have loads of major people with em, KoRn n Ozzy r just an example of the gr8 bands who use there stuff ;D |
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Post by Munky on Sept 20, 2003 17:35:13 GMT
kool! got a pic?
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Post by LethalMaster on Sept 20, 2003 23:19:25 GMT
yip, heres the beast  Lethal Load r gonna kick some ass we have clip of us doin enter sandman but without our bass player (john) n me with my voice soundin really fucked up cos i'd been screamin b4 we did recorded it with the camera our next band practise were gonna re do it with my voice better n with john lol |
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Post by Raven on Nov 5, 2003 0:48:33 GMT
You mean that's the best afordable stage mic you can get. cause actually KoRn and Ozzy use special mics in the studio and sometimes in videos. Shure is just the best sounding mic that you don't have to worry if you break it or throw it.
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Post by LethalMaster on Nov 5, 2003 7:47:43 GMT
no the best afordable stage mic is a wireless mic both like what Jon Davis n Ozzy use, i dunno what system they put theres throught, put i defo no that Jon uses a Beta SM58 (the beta is part of the mic's name btw)
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Post by Raven on Nov 6, 2003 0:02:52 GMT
...on stage. and no kidding cordless is always better for a vocalist who doesn't play guitar, bass, or drums.
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Post by LethalMaster on Nov 6, 2003 22:16:05 GMT
yeh defo, it gives the vocalist space 2 move freely around instead of running out of wire, they can go into the crowd etc but 4 bass players, guitarists, n drummers a standerd mic is better. but saying that, i've seen on a PanterA live vid i've got of Ozzfest (i think 2000) both Dimebag and Rex (guitarist n bassist) both use wireless mics |
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