Brass Instruments St Louis

This has been on the road with me from St. Louis to Los Angeles. It's very good.

Great Service, John Mac, St Louis, Missouri

I bought this for a shoot I had in St Louis. The flights both had lay over in Dallas and at both stops the equipment seemed to be in good shape. We had it slammed packed with a lot of gear and it stayed around 55lbs.

The 451B/ST may cost a bit more but they are worth the sound they capture. I use the 451's for mobile and studio work, recording various instruments & vocals. 1) Silky, Smooth Sound to melt for. 2) Little to no Eq needed (Fantastic!!!). 3) Sounds great on many instruments. 4) Makes mixing time pleasant (I love it!). 5) Leaves me more time to create. Besides the silky highs, these little microphones Pick up very impresive smooth low frequencies; which is what I was looking for in a small diaphram mic set. Another mic company offers a match pair set (which are great and are an awesome value) but, are just shy from having the 451 sound. The 451B/ST microphones makes recording easier and more enjoyable. You would have to hear other small diaphram microphones to appreciate the sound of the 451's.

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

I use this mic to record string and wind (brass mostly) instruments.  The different patterns make it effective in a variety of spaces depending on whether you want to reject other sounds or include reflections.  Versatile and great sound quality.

these have proven to be invaluable in the studio or st events.

I love these little wraps. I use one for my Canon ST-2 Transmitter.

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

Purchased 4 of these to hand out to colleagues since they work so well. I have the Joby which collapses but prefer these. Borrowing from Louis Sullivan-Form follows function follows value here.