Darlene Drake

Got this one from Cafe Press.

Sweet! I've been looking for a case that I could organize all my lavs and accessories. This is just the right case. Thanks for posting!

I'll always have my 416 around I never thought about selling my 60. Guess it would be like selling my first child. But maybe it's time to... Darlene

Hi John, Thanks for your reply/wisdom. The MKH60 was the first mic I owned for boom work. Then I had a chance to buy the 416 and have been using that as the main mic ever since. Schoeps does produce a fine microphone (and my mixer does have T power available), but I'm concerned with humidity issues. Because of that, I'm leaning more towards the MKH50 at this point. Good suggestion to try before buying. I'll certainly do that! Thanks again! Darlene

Sully...yes "superior people skills" and "excellent in knowledge of equipment and work flow", sounds about right.

HA HA. I told my husband I needed one so I wouldn't have to put my hands down an actor's pants.

Thanks Eric, I'll check it out.

Hi "fieldmixer", indie meaning private funding vs studio big budget shoot. Thanks, glad to hear a positive for the MKH50.

John B...Touche

Thanks for the responses. I should've checked the archives before asking.

Found this online, hope it helps. http://www.gearslutz.com/board/remote-possibilities-acoustic-music-location-recording/659359-help-mic-placement-table-tennis-match.html

Hey thanks Jim!

Thanks! Currently I have MKH-416 and MKH-60 in my kit, but have heard that the MKH50 handles indoor reflection better. Would love to have the Schoeps, but too expensive right now.

I'm looking to purchase a good indoor mic for indie shoots. I'm considering the MKH50, but wanted to get the opinions from this forum on any experience you may have had with this mic. What other options do you recommend? Thanks! Darlene