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Michael Redding · September 27th, 2005, 07:14 PM

Hi Everyone!

I'm starting to build my sound system. My goal is to build the system
with quality items that won't be out dated by time I add my last piece. I have access to 2 band microphones which will be my 2nd & 3rd mic.

Items I plan on buying in the near future.

Mic - AT4073A

Mixer - Sound Device 302

Head Phones - 2 sony 7506's

Boom - Making a homemade boom.

Recorder - Hopefully something under 2 grand ! I know
very little about these, any suggestion is appreciated !

Wireless Mic's - Holding off on buying one until I buy
a new camera.

Camera - Currently have a Panasonic 953 mini dv, but I'm
looking to upgrade to one of the new HD models real soon.

I'm a fish out of water when it comes to audio so Thank You for your help !

Steve House · September 28th, 2005, 05:02 AM

Homemade booms are often too short, too heavy, and too noisy. Take a look at the internally cabled K-Tek Avalon's.

September 27th, 2005, 07:14 PM	#1
Michael Redding New Boot Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Flushing, Michigan Posts: 5	Building Sound System Hi Everyone! I'm starting to build my sound system. My goal is to build the system with quality items that won't be out dated by time I add my last piece. I have access to 2 band microphones which will be my 2nd & 3rd mic. Items I plan on buying in the near future. Mic - AT4073A Mixer - Sound Device 302 Head Phones - 2 sony 7506's Boom - Making a homemade boom. Recorder - Hopefully something under 2 grand ! I know very little about these, any suggestion is appreciated ! Wireless Mic's - Holding off on buying one until I buy a new camera. Camera - Currently have a Panasonic 953 mini dv, but I'm looking to upgrade to one of the new HD models real soon. I'm a fish out of water when it comes to audio so Thank You for your help !

September 28th, 2005, 05:02 AM	#2
Steve House Inner Circle Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Posts: 5,742	Homemade booms are often too short, too heavy, and too noisy. Take a look at the internally cabled K-Tek Avalon's.