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So I decided for a set of BMC-6 and the SPSB-6 batter box. Seems to fit my needs well and the battery box is really small. Can't wait to test it out next week Thanks to all who helped with tips.

Thanks for the tips I've now narrowed my mic searching down to either BMC-12 or the BMC-6. Any recomendations for either over the other? As for battery box I'm looking at SP-SPSB-9 or the SP-SPSB-2. Neither of these offer bass roll off though and I'm not sure that's optimal for my needs. greenmachine- What's your reason for recomending to avoid bass roll off? Won't this affect loud concerts in a negtive direction?

Hi all With a lot of concerts coming up this summer I'm looking for an upgrade to my current recording setup: Sharp DR470 Giant Squid Audio Lab Binaural Stereo Microphones Giant Squid Audio Lab Powered Battery Box with bass roll-off filter I've done a fair share of decent recordings with this setup, but a common problem is that they all sound kind of flat. I would like to be able to archive better results and so I'm looking for advice on a new set of mics. I record concerts in both extremes of the sound spectrum so the mics must be able to handle both quiet and noisy input. I'd also like to get a smaller battery box as the Giant Squid one is quite large (90 x 37 x 30 mm). There must be smaller models available? I've off course come across the attenuator solution by browsing these forums, but haven't yet been convinced that this would be superior to a battery box.. Hope someone can help out with some recommendations. My total budget is $200.