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Are AKG mics any good?
AKG microphones are some of my favorites when it comes to affordable studio mics, and the quality of the build is highly impressive. On top of this, it’s an extremely durable microphone. The rugged metal body of this condenser mic offers a level of quality we typically find on similar microphones in the $200+ range.
Which AKG microphone is best?
Best Overall. AKG C214. The AKG C214 is one of AKG’s best condenser microphones, offering a great balance between quality and cost.
What microphone does YouTubers use?
The vast majority of YouTubers and vloggers opt for USB microphones. These are ideal for anything you’re recording near a computer, including gaming walkthroughs, product demos, tutorials, music, interviews, commentaries, and voiceovers.
Does the SM7B need phantom power?
The Shure SM7B doesn’t require phantom power, but you may want to consider it if you have an aversion to maxing out the gain on your mixer. No matter where you take the Shure SM7B, you need an XLR cable to plug into an audio interface or mixer.
What’s the difference between AKG perception 200 and 220?
AKG’s Perception 220 is a revised version of the Perception 200; both are fixed-cardioid, large-diaphragm FET condensers. The single obvious difference between the two mics is the pad; the -10dB pad on the 200 has been changed to a -20dB pad on the 220.
Is the AKG P220 microphone a good microphone?
“The AKG P220 Vocal Condenser Microphone is a great mid-priced microphone that will provide you with a clean and warm sound. Plus, it is rugged and compact, which makes it a long-term investment and a great deal.”
What kind of filter does the perception P220 use?
A switchable bass-cut filter and attenuation pad make it perfectly suited for use on loud sound sources with sound pressure levels up to 155dB SPL. The rugged and roadworthy design also makes the Perception P220 a perfect choice for on-stage applications.
Is the AKG p420 A dual diaphragm mic?
Yes, AKG P420 features a one-inch dual-diaphragm design that allows the mic to have three selectable polar patterns: cardioid, figure-eight, and omnidirectional. So, AKG P420 has the versatility to face any recording condition and requirement. Both of these two models have a frequency response range of 20 Hz – 20 kHz, which is nice.