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Thread Rode NT1A OR Shure KSM27

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1 Posted on 12/29/2008 at 15:46:53

Ok So I'm thinking about buying a new mic. Which one do you guys think is the better one?
The Rode NT1A or Shure KSM27. Or any other recommendations around the same pricing.

thanks in advance!

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2 Posted on 12/30/2008 at 06:41:56

I've got a Rode NT1, and i'm very happy with it. it's apparently almost the same thing as the NT1a. Anyway i've only heard good things about the te NT1A too. i don't know much about the KSM27, but i've also heard good reviews about it.

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3 Posted on 12/30/2008 at 07:27:33

Well the Shure Mic does sound a bit better. It really also depends where you want to use it (and what for). Studio oder Live? Both? The Shure costs a bit more but you also get a better mic. The Rode is really nice...the Shure has a bit more (nice) coloring. If you can afford it I would go with the Shure...not knowing much more about the intended application.

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4 Posted on 12/30/2008 at 11:52:33

Thanks for the advice, both Thor H and phraseland.
I can afford both really, but I'm going to use it for studio use. My first choice was the Shure indeed but after researching both the Rode seems to have a bit better review. So I don't know? Anyone else who could advice me?

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