-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 … [Read more...]
Audio Technica Pro 70 Review
October 16, 2010 by Leave a Comment
A condenser microphone suited for acoustic guitar and vocal applications. Can operate on both phantom and battery power. The cardioids system minimizes the pick-up of stray sounds from either the rear or sides of the microphone. The instrument adapter makes the microphone work excellently in … [Read more...]
AUDIO TECHNICA 4050
October 16, 2010 by Leave a Comment
The Versatile Studio Performer A transparent and versatile microphone is for an affordable price. It is very sensitive that it may pick up even the slightest sound that may cause nuisance. Superior performance for studio recording and live sound applications. Combination of warm, … [Read more...]
MXL 2006 Microphone Review
September 11, 2010 by 1 Comment
Picks up everything! The microphone picks up absolutely every sound. The microphone’s casing is very sturdy. Shock mount helps to eliminate unwanted noise when moving the microphone around. The fact that the microphone picks up absolutely every sound can be a bad thing as well. The … [Read more...]
MXL V69M-EDT Microphone Review
September 11, 2010 by Leave a Comment
A tube microphone that delivers great recording quality This microphone is ideal for a recording artist with a low budget. It gives quality recordings with great pickup on the lower and mid ranges. Although this microphone handles the upper-mid ranges well, it does not work that well with … [Read more...]
Shure PG81 Microphone Review
September 11, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Record the true quality of your instrumentation A 15 foot XLR cable is provided with the microphone. The microphone gives a crisp, clean, high quality sound when recording from the cymbals or vocals. Not suitable for loud vocals or bass, as it does not capture the lower range or sound … [Read more...]
AKG C1000
August 4, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Studio quality condenser at a fraction of the price Approximating the quality of its pricier counterparts, AKG’s C 1000 S can withstand very high sound pressure levels, which makes them great for live sound and project studios. The AKG C 1000 S might be a little pricey for a … [Read more...]
Shure Beta 87A
August 3, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Supercardioid vocal condenser for the stage Supercardioid pattern means a tight area of sound pickup, making this the perfect mic for loud stages. Hard of hearing and need those monitors cranked to 11? No problem. The Shure Beta 87A has awesome feedback rejection. I’ve been using the … [Read more...]