Akg Mini Microphone

[5/8"-27 Male] This microphone base allows me to use my AKG C404 XLII in it's shock mount in a desktop configuration. I tried several different mini-tripods but none worked well. This was the perfect solution.

[Cardioid] I was looking for a affordable wireless handsfree microphone and decided to pair this with an AKG WMS 40 Mini Wireless Instrument System, the result is a incredible fidelity sound wich helps me tremendously with my job making my voice reach more people without any distortion!. It goes practically unnoticable. It looks so elegant and delicate, yet it is very strong. I love the pouch that comes with the microphone.

This microphone base allows me to use my AKG C404 XLII in it's shock mount in a desktop configuration. I tried several different mini-tripods but none worked well. This was the perfect solution.

[50 Hz to 20 kHz] I bought the AKG C3000 primarily because I was looking for a decent condenser microphone, form a reputable manufacturer, within budget. I never expected a magnificent sound from this mic. But my expectations were surpassed considering the sound derived form the C3000. To begin with, this mic is solidly built in Vienna, Austria and looks elegant in black metallic finish. I use it with m101 preamp and the sound is clear and upfront. Given the price, it delivers a well defined sound. I am pleased!

[Side Address] I recently purchased this microphone (Akg p120) In hopes that I can get an nice decent recording for my songs. I saw the price it was listed at and Instantly had to buy. When I received it and recorded with it I was mind blown by the results, I got some really good crystal clear vocals and to this day I love it so much it’s one of my favorites !

This is my second CM311 MiniXLR. I have the AKG Transmitter and Receiver for this microphone and I have had my old one for four years and just bought this new one this month. I sent my old one into AKG to have them go through it and it has taken a lot of road abuse. I baby these microphones and it has to be in your DNA if you want them to last. They are the best mic sound wise but they can be fragile unlike an SM58 that you can drop. I wouldn't recommend that with this mic. I have special cases made out of foam to house them in my rack drawers in my bass rack. But you will never find a headset mic that sounds as good as this mic. I would recommend it every time!! You just have to take good care of it.

The AKG P120 has very good dynamic range for a budget microphone. Excellent for voice, and quite good for instrumentals (cello and guitar), too. I listened to every microphone in the $150-250 dollar range before making a decision, and this handily outperformed every other mic in this class. Very nice build quality, heavy and robust.

[3.6 lb] This is my second CM311 MiniXLR. I have the AKG Transmitter and Receiver for this microphone and I have had my old one for four years and just bought this new one this month. I sent my old one into AKG to have them go through it and it has taken a lot of road abuse. I baby these microphones and it has to be in your DNA if you want them to last. They are the best mic sound wise but they can be fragile unlike an SM58 that you can drop. I wouldn't recommend that with this mic. I have special cases made out of foam to house them in my rack drawers in my bass rack. But you will never find a headset mic that sounds as good as this mic. I would recommend it every time!! You just have to take good care of it.

[1.25"-28 Male ] The AKG P120 has very good dynamic range for a budget microphone. Excellent for voice, and quite good for instrumentals (cello and guitar), too. I listened to every microphone in the $150-250 dollar range before making a decision, and this handily outperformed every other mic in this class. Very nice build quality, heavy and robust.

[Foam] I don’t use this on an AKG. For me, this little clown nose is perfect for my Sennheiser 416 microphone. I work this microphone close-up. A conventional nylon stocking-type enormous circular windscreen doesn’t allow me to have a proper view of the script I am performing. This little pop filter is expensive but superbly addresses my need. A studio in Hollywood has been successfully using this on the Sennheiser 416 for three decades. When I must record in another studio I have this in my pocket.