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check out the Audix box sets or what sure offers.

I have some Audix mics with a case for sale.
4 mics for 125 with a case.








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I started out with the CAD 7 piece mic kit. About $199 on Musicians Friend. I think they're cheaper now. They work very well. Has 1 snare, 3 tom, 1 kick and 2 OH. I've kept the tom and kick mics and went with a Shure SM57 snare mic and PG 81 OH. Shure makes an awesome SM57 mic kit. It really all depends on how much money you want to spend. Spend $200 and get a pretty good kit. Spend $600-700 and get an awesome kit.








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d-112 seem like a little bit of a one trick pony and sound so dated, depending on the style atm i'm digging the audix d6 or shure beta91 on the kick drum for aggressive stuff and a sennheiser 421 or beyer m88 for rock and anything else








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