Miniature clip-on condenser microphone Captures drum audio with ease Small size allows it to be placed virtually anywhere Durable and sturdy clip and attachment Can be used with nearly all instruments A bit more expensive than it needs to be Won't perform as well as professional … [Read more...]
Durable, sturdy setup Super cardioid polar pattern Dual Shock mount keeps out unwanted noise Performs great in even the worst concert conditions Asking price is a bit much Not too useful outside of a concert setting The AKG D5 isn't a perfect mic, but it comes about as close … [Read more...]
By Harmon The AKG C411 L is tailor-made for string instruments, picks up finger picking easily and faithfully, and doesn't require you to drill holes in your instruments. It also has suitably loud output capabilities. It does need an external power source, and it loses its integrity … [Read more...]
Condenser Shotgun Microphone Rode NTG-2 Battery or Phantom Powered Condenser Mic is a lightweight shotgun condenser mic which offers professional quality audio recording both indoors and outdoors. It also offers clean and clear audio output. It can produce an annoying humming sound at high volume. … [Read more...]
Blue Microphones has introduced the first USB mic offering high performance digital recordings. A professional quality mic, it uses the company’s proprietary tri capsule technology. Simple plug and play interface, solid and durable, it can record all kinds of sounds from soft to extremely loud. The … [Read more...]
This is a microphone that is in its own level since it is designed with excellent patterns that enable it to pick up sound from relatively long distances. The low cut frequency that is produced by the Audio-Technica AT897 is approximately 80 Hz and it has a steep slope. This means that when you want … [Read more...]
-Strong, tough body -Can perform with many different kinds of instruments -Easily handles most performance tasks Can be a bit dodgy with pickup pattern Proximity can sometimes cause problems Though in normal circumstances the mic would lose a point for its cons, the price of the E815S makes … [Read more...]
-Good value for the amount of performance it delivers -Faithful, organic stereo recording -Quite a bit of versatility (music, podcasts, filming) -Few extras and add-ons -Some issues with the wire For its price, it is hard to recommend a better stereo mic than the Sony ECM-719. Though complaints … [Read more...]
-Very Durable Design -Competitive pricing -Healthy amount of features -Underwhelming sensitivity -Often requires considerable volume for proper recording Though making the perfect digital mic is still a challenge that has yet to be overcome, the Sony ECM-MS907 certainly stands above many … [Read more...]
The Audio Technica Pro 44 offers a very crisp sound. Everyone that is in the location will be able to hear as well as to understand what is being said. The design is very compact, so the microphone can be used in a variety of flexible locations. The Audio Technica Pro 44 microphone is more expensive … [Read more...]