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Posted: **Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:18 am**

euan wrote:

Just picked this up at Soundcontrol. Â£10 knocked off the price due to it being ex demo, coming to a pretty good bargin of Â£39.

Tapco Mix 100

So that's effectively the exact same as a Behringer.

Posted: **Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:22 am**

Wilbur wrote:
Sloan wrote:
euan wrote:
If your still stuck on an SM57, check out some of it's predecessors (Shure Unidyne series) on ebay, I got one for $12. It's a little darker character than the sm57.
I can't speak for anything else you mentioned, but I also have 2 old Unidyne mics, and they are fantastic for acoustic & vocals. However, and you might disagree Sloan, despite my best placement efforts I can't get it to sound that great in front of a cab.
They don't sound AWESOME or anything, but neither does an SM57, so it's a cheaper option. I'm pretty sure they use these mics or similar on fast food restaurant things (at the counter).

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Posted: **Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:15 am**

I've actually had so much bad luck with Behringer mixers. I've had to return one because it had an adaptor missing and the second crapped out within minutes. By that point, I wanted my money back, but the clerk gave me a Yamaha @ the Behringer price.

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