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Miking a Guitar Amp

How to mike a guitar amp

Sennheiser e609 miking a guitar amp


close in amp miking

Notice the position relative to the speaker

 

Sennheiser e609 amp miking

The e609 is designed to go right up against the
grillcloth, bringing the capsule closer.

 

miking a guitar amp
Sennheiser MD421-II miking a guitar amp

 

amp miking
Position relative to the speaker

 

Md421 mic amp

The MD421 is an industry standard, used on many
recordings. Both the e609 and MD421 sound great
right up against the grill!

 


 

 

 
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