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Microphone suggestion anyone?

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If you're recording music in a good-sounding room without a lot of distracting noise--like a classical performance--you should get omnidirectional or binaural mics that basically pick up what your ears do. You don't need directional mics (cardioids), which are more expensive.

Make sure you get mics with the full frequency range of your recorder and your ears, 20-20,000 Hz. That rules out of a lot of Sony mics.

Get a pair of stereo mics, not a mono mic, and you'll get a fuller sound if you can get mics that you can separate about the width of your ears rather than a one-point stereo mic (or a T mic).

You need to decide whether you want small mics for stealth or convenience or larger ones for fidelity, though even the itty-bitty ones are quite good.

Look at www.soundprofessionals.com,

www.microphonemadness.com and

www.reactivesounds.com

and see what your budget can afford.

Even the basic binaurals will sound good.

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