I just started doing Sound (Put down the Bass) for a while, and needed a mike on Sunday to mike the Guitar Players amp and remembered that I had these. So out it came on a stand in front of His amp and away we went? Well? It sounded great don't forget to phamton power it!! But great sound clean no distort so if You need a quick go to grab it!!!!! Good Hunting

I bought these mics to mic up my percusion set. I had little money at the time so I went for the deal. I wasn't expecting them to sound so great! At my first show with the mics the sound guy was exceptionaly pleased with the pick up. He could hear the cooks talking in the back of the venue through his monitors and had to adjust the positioning accordingly. I would recomend this kit to anyone who needs to be heard on a budget.

This is a good buy if you need some cheap instrument/drum mics. I bought them with minimal expectations, mostly b/c they were SO cheap. You can't use them for vocals but I use them with my fiddle and guitar and they sound great! The pattern is tight enough that you can get them pretty hot w/o feedback. One thing though, the mic clips that they come with are junk.

I was on a budget, but needed to mic my small SATB choir for general sound reinforcement. I bought 2 of these (4 CM-88 mics) and mounted them atop 2 mic stands with stereo "T" bars. I was able to slightly cheat the direction towards my better singers in each of the 4 sections, but they do capture the sound of the choir quite well. I am pleased, and WHAT A BARGAIN.

I just bought this kit with the CM-88s. I ordered them for what they are. They are, according to Nady, cymbal mics and they are the cymbal condensers in the 7 piece Nady drum mic kit. I had earlier purchased the Nady 5 piece kit and when my drums started sounding so much better I thought I could do as much for the cymbals. My cymbals sound like my cymbals and the CM-88s pick up everything I do clearly. They are not as unidirectional as billed but I do not mind. I use 4 condensers for 7 cymbals and hi-hat. One mic picks up two cymbals and with one for the hi-hat another one handles a group of 3 which includes a ride. My cymbal mics pick up from under the cymbal and hi-hat to prevent any over-head type pick-up. The upper frequency boost and lower frequency roll-off make these near perfect cymbal mics for my home drum recording. They are so very much better than the dynamic instrument mics I was using. My cymbals sound fantastically like they should in my recordings and I need nothing else.