Guitar Recording - Mic Comparison - Shure SM27-LC vs. AKG C414 B-XLS, Neumann TLM103 & Neumann KM184

A review of the Shure SM27-LC large diaphragm condenser microphone (http://www.shure.com) will be published in the upcoming issue of German guitar magazine "grand gtrs" (http://www.grandguitars.de). We have tested this mic in front of a guitar amplifier and an acoustic guitar and compared it with a few other renowned microphone classics (AKG C414 B-XLS, Neumann TLM103, Neumann KM184). In this video we show you the results of our sound comparison. Equipment used for the production of the sound samples: - Hamer Special (1st electric guitar sound sample) - Fender 1972 Thinline Telecaster (2nd sound sample) - Fender Stratocaster (3rd sound sample) - Larson Bros. Prairie State OM Style 2 VS1900 (acoustic guitar sound sample) - MOTU 8pre audio interface with Hi-Z instrument input (electric guitar into DAW) - Palmer Daccapo Re-amplification Box - Bogner Shiva 20th Anniversary Head with Bogner 2x12“ cabinet (Celestion Vintage 30 speakers) - Mackie 32-8 Bus mixing console (microphone preamps) - MOTU 24 i/o audio interface All guitar tracks played by Peter Schilmöller (http://www.peterschilmoller.com). "Funky Blues" tune composed by Peter Schilmöller. Drum programming, bass and percussion by Peter Schilmöller. Voice over: Raebekah Burbach Thanks to Carsten Hölscher (Nightsky Studio in Ahaus/Germany, http://www.nightsky-music.de) for his support!