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  • February 19, 2012 at 1:22 am #1052430
    Anonymous

      I saw 2 Behringer C-2 condenser microphones in the shop just in my budget, but ive never used them befor does anyone know if they are any good for live and recording? i plan on using them for drum over-heads.

      February 19, 2012 at 4:43 pm #1249438
      cheeseweasel
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        Depends what you mean by ‘any good’. It’s not going to sound like a 414 for that price, but with Behringer you usually get a lot for your money and their kit is a lot more reliable nowadays than the flaky knockoff stuff they were banging out 10 years ago. I’m sure it will do a more-than-adequate job for that pricepoint. Can’t say I have any experience with that mic myself, maybe someone else on here does, but you might get a better answer posting on the Blue Room or another pro audio forum.

        February 22, 2012 at 2:54 pm #1249437
        General Lighting
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          make sure they are built after 2007. there are warnings that earlier ones did not have full balanced output and thus more noise. Newer ones are reasonable for the price. I think they would be good for someone starting out (way better than what I could obtain at age 19 lol, where you were more likely to encounter a condenser mic after being nicked and interviewed in the Police Station..)

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