3/4 Acoustic Guitar Steel String

[Bus Power] I bought a pair of these mics about a week ago. So far I have mainly used them on acoustic guitar (steel and nylon string). I'm getting excellent results, and feel quite sure these mics will record a great many other sources with similar results. Out of curiosity I DID also put one up with the wind screen on an a pop filter to see how a vocal would sound. Well, it sounded quite good. I'm a professional musician and recording engineer, and I'm MOST pleasantly surprised at finding these mics. They are open yet rich, and have a nice sheen without being edgy. On top of that, they even come with an omni capsule in addition to the cardiod capule. l own many nice mics, costing many times more than these mics. However, I will be ordering another pair of CAD E70s very soon.

[1280 x 800] Only by about 3%-4%, but still 6 cores are doing better than 8. Runs reasonably cool and no problems with games or professional apps like Photoshop or Lightroom. For most people wanting a fast enough computer without a big investment this is the sweet spot.

[0.2 lb] Fits acoustic guitar. Works as expected.

[1.9 lb (840 g)] Great for sustaining notes on my lap steel guitar.

Great for sustaining notes on my lap steel guitar.

[18 x 14 x 5.3"] Love the options and of course the sound when recording acoustic guitar

[4.905 lb] Perfect for recording acoustic guitar, or pretty much any instrument. ...

[Mono] Recording Vocal, Acoustic Guitar and Drums Room

[Black] I vacillated over which mic I should buy to pair up with my acoustic guitar and my Fender Acoustic Junior amp. This turned out to be ideal.

[12 AWG] Was going to build something similar with some steel boxes and 10-3 drop cord to string behind my band to plug in amplifiers. This is so much better! It's flexible, light weight and has features I couldn't make myself. Love the outlet covers and indicator lights on each outlet! Every Sound Man should own a couple!