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Thanks for the responses guys. I think the recording technique will always depend on the sound you're after and the style of music you're playing. A DI is generally fine for recording, and can always be re-amped later. Good points about LDC's, Jensenmann. And thanks for the dynamic mic suggestions. All the best with your recordings guys! Nick ------------------------- [url="http://www.oneflightup.com.au"]One Flight Up | Music Studios Sydney[/url]

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