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    basically, i have a shure sm57 and on its way is a tascam 4-track. however, i dont have a chord that runs from the mic to the recorder. what would be a good one? i would like it to be about 15 feet-30 feet.

    also, what is a good mic stand, one of the ones that bends down and stuff.


    thanks
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  • #2
    Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

    Any standard microphone cord should work. I don't know of any brand name thats particularly better than another.

    As for mic stands, I don't care for goosenecks personaly, just because they tend to not be able to hold the weight of the mic once they get some use.
    I do like a mini-boom however. I like being able to have the mic stand be offset from my position, so that I don't bump it.

    Its mostly a matter of personal preference.

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    • #3
      Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

      Originally posted by ArtieToo
      Any standard microphone cord should work. I don't know of any brand name thats particularly better than another.

      thats the problem, lol, i dont know any names of any brands!
      esp ltd deluxe ec-1000 (amber sunburst)
      fender mim standard strat
      peavey classic 30
      johnson j-station
      original ibanez ts-9 (not in use)
      dunlop crybaby (sometimes in use)
      yamaha f-310p acoustic
      taylor 410 acoustic
      "This ain't no ballet-we want people to listen with their eyes closed,to just let the music come inside them and forget their wordly cares..." Duane Allman
      "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Suess

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      • #4
        Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

        just buy one....it doesn't really matter what brand it is.. Go to a music store and tell them you need a mic chord.

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        • #5
          Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

          here's plenty to choose from as a reference:

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          • #6
            Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

            Are you micing an amp? Best bet is a mini boom like ArtieToo said, just like a regular mike stand but shorter, the sort of thing you'd mic up a kick drum with. Goosenecks can droop.

            If you want to be more versatile, you can buy a regular boom mic stand so that you can use it for vocals instead later on or whatever.
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            • #7
              Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

              I'd say go for the goosneck because you more than likely will run into a situation where you will nedd a goosneck..
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              • #8
                Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

                I'd probably use a B Sharp or a C Flat chord.


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                • #9
                  Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

                  Originally posted by Scott_F
                  I'd probably use a B Sharp or a C Flat chord.
                  lol, i knew it would happen eventually

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                  • #10
                    Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

                    Originally posted by Scott_F
                    I'd probably use a B Sharp or a C Flat chord.

                    the B sharp would cut me (lol) and the C flat could work though.........
                    esp ltd deluxe ec-1000 (amber sunburst)
                    fender mim standard strat
                    peavey classic 30
                    johnson j-station
                    original ibanez ts-9 (not in use)
                    dunlop crybaby (sometimes in use)
                    yamaha f-310p acoustic
                    taylor 410 acoustic
                    "This ain't no ballet-we want people to listen with their eyes closed,to just let the music come inside them and forget their wordly cares..." Duane Allman
                    "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Suess

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                    • #11
                      Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

                      xerxes,

                      Does your recorder have an XLR input or a 1/4" input? You can buy XLR to XLR mic cables, or XLR to 1/4" cables. If you have to go XLR to RCA, you have to buy a 1/4" to RCA adapter and then run XLR to 1/4" to RCA adapter.
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                      • #12
                        Re: need a chord that runs from a microphone to a recorder

                        Originally posted by Jeff_H
                        xerxes,

                        Does your recorder have an XLR input or a 1/4" input? You can buy XLR to XLR mic cables, or XLR to 1/4" cables. If you have to go XLR to RCA, you have to buy a 1/4" to RCA adapter and then run XLR to 1/4" to RCA adapter.
                        hmm, ill have to check when it gets here! thanks though
                        esp ltd deluxe ec-1000 (amber sunburst)
                        fender mim standard strat
                        peavey classic 30
                        johnson j-station
                        original ibanez ts-9 (not in use)
                        dunlop crybaby (sometimes in use)
                        yamaha f-310p acoustic
                        taylor 410 acoustic
                        "This ain't no ballet-we want people to listen with their eyes closed,to just let the music come inside them and forget their wordly cares..." Duane Allman
                        "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Suess

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