Best Home Recording Studio Setup

[Black] This is a great stand for the home studio. Compact. Mobile. Strong enough for most amps that you will use for recording. It's setup for a nice boom extension if you want to keep the footprint small. Good quality.

[Yellow] I've had them for over a week and they sound great! I have a home recording studio setup and this is more than perfect. And for $ a pair, I couldn't ask for more.

[0.325 lb] This Cable has fulfilled my needs in my home recording studio.

[Die-Cast Metal] Great for amateur home and family recording studio!

Great for amateur home and family recording studio!

[Solid-State] Sound loud and clear once it is setup in my studio recording.

[80 lb / 36.3 kg] Easy setup. Quality build. Ideal for the home studio.

[1/8" (3.5 mm)] I use this in my home studio for recording. Has a lot of bells and whistles if you need them. Mostly, I just use it to manually tap out the drums and percussion while recording but it is certainly capable of much, much more. I love the variety of sampled drum kits and the recorded sound is indeed authentic. I doubt most people would guess it's not performed by a real drummer.

[Silver] I'm using the TLM 102 for home studio recording of vocals. Even though the studio is not specially treated, the TLM 102 does an excellent job. Its relatively puny physical size is NO indication of how excellently it performs. It feeds my Golden Age Pre 73 MKII, and the sound is to my fullest satisfaction. And the swift and careful shipping of B&H deserves a double measure of compliments, too.

[Hypercardioid] I am using this mic for a home recording studio, for live trumpet. The sound is great, and the mic isolates well from the rest of the room and can handle the directional decibels of the instrument. Solid construction and super sound.