tom1946

I think he has a talent for publicity too, there are more threads about him than anyone else. He's probably the best known person on here

we have 2 speakers forward from us so we rely on the mixer guy to get it right The boom we have for her is adequate but it's hard not to move when you are the main rhythm player, her mind tends to be on 3 things at once so mike discipline isn't top of the list when playing and singing. From what I can see a supercardiod would be best?

Ok thanks for the input, much appreciated. Firstly, in the 60's when I was in a showband everyone around here called them mikes so I'll stick with that Problem she has is she plays a jumbo 12 string which makes it hard to be near the mike, even though it's on a boom, she really has to think about staying put which isn't easy considering what else she has to do. Sooo a mike that would pick up from about a foot away would be ideal, the vocals all go to a desk so it's easily adjusted. The best thing we have is a Peavey which another talentless person has claimed as her own even though it belongs to the church The Sennheiser 845 sounds like it may do a better job??

Hi, my wife is in need of a better Mike for use in our church, (She is the Worship leader) Can someone recommend something of good quality please? She is quite soft spoken and the church is fairly big and old. Can't afford anything expensive though so maybe a second hand one? I have heard that a Shure SM57 is ok?? thanks for any help.

I wonder why I'm not all over this? ^^what he said^^

Missed this, I recently bought a Godin electric guitar off here and it's stunning! I'd love a bassthough and that one was a steal. :bummer:

How can you tell it's fake?

'There are some things you can't cover up with lipstick& powder' (except the headfstock) How does he get away using Mr K's name on all that crap? If I was MK I'd pay him a visit & wrap it around his neck