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Re: Advice on a convenient, solid state CSB rig
« Reply #15 on: July 08, 2014, 11:43:29 AM »
You asked only about a recorder (I was in your boat a few years back). The M10 is probably the best; the Roland R-05 costs less and is pretty much as good. I'd take either in a heartbeat.

When you do decide those CSBs aren't cutting it, the Countryman B3 route does work. Those things are SMALL, and while I like the 4061s very much, as noted, buying them new is pricey, and buying them as beat-to-shit Broadway mics on eBay carries risks that buying new B3s does not.

For a non-omni mic in a reasonable price range, I'd also look to AT853s aka SP-CMC-4 if you buy from Sound Professionals, or for a smaller (albeit also somewhat bass-lacking) cardiod, the SP-CMC-8 (which is an Audio Technica 943).
Mics: Schoeps MK4V, MK41V, MK5, MK22> CMC6, KCY 250/5, KC5, NBob; MBHO MBP603/KA200N, AT 3031, DPA 4061 w/ d:vice, Naiant X-X, AT 853c, shotgun, Nak300
Pres/Power: Aerco MP2, tinybox v2  [KCY], CA-UBB
Decks: Sound Devices MixPre 6, Zoom F8, M10, D50

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