Se Electronics Titan Multi Pattern Condenser Microphone

[1 User] Solid base and we'll built. I use this on a desk with the SE Electronics X1s microphone bundle. It balances well and was worth the price.

[White] The design is incredible and the weight of the mic is perfect. Considerably one of the most flexible and perhaps the best dynamic mic considering the price and it's charming features. I did a hefty research prior to purchasing a mic. Looked into various sites, different reviews, and expertise opinions on every microphone out there and ultimately encountered the SE Electronics V7 microphone. Many reps will make a simple, unattractive recommendation as saying Shure SM58 or any industry standard (Senheiser, AKG, Audio-Technica, etc). Many reps are not aware of SE Electronics nor its V7 microphone. This mic will be the replacement for the industry standard when noticed by more consumers. The packaging I can say was absolutely professional and attractive with its detailed features on there and the design and proper packaging feeling as if I had bought a brand new Apple product. SE Electronics is absolutely impressive. I will be utilizing this mic for vocals for myself and a female vocalist in our band. This will feature a clean voice and an upgraded performance result. I will bet that your investment on this V7 microphone will be a game changer and a much different reality of the audio world.

[0.49 lb] AT2050 is a great multi-pattern microphone at better than half the price of other brands, Audio-Techinca has a winner with this condenser mic. We needed a microphone to add ambience to our recording and live streaming and this unit does the job excellently. We had previously used a condenser mic that was almost ten times the cost of this one and we can not tell the difference in the quality of the recording. We live stream all of our house concerts and archive them as well, we had people from all over the country call and tell us how great the audio quality was and that it was one of the best concerts they had ever listened to online. A++ on this one. Thanks B&H again!

[Large Diaphragm] good basic Large Capsule Condenser Microphone.

[Supercardioid] For when there is a little noise, I wanted a condenser with a hyper cardioid pattern. but those really cost. This is well past your SM58 or E835 at the high end, and the low is good at 6inches. The bright/not-harsh high end is incredible, and it is detailed like the RodeNT1 I usually use. I'm loving this thing.

[Pop Filter] Metal Pop Filter from SE Electronics works very well! I still have problems with my Pss P as in POWER.. when I use this word that P EXPLOSION comes through and the SE pop filter does not always cover it up! With that being said... it has worked well so far with everything else. I've always had problems at every studio when this comes out of my mouth on every microphone, and pop filter I have ever used.. so I don't think it's the SE filter.. good product.

[5/8" Receiver] Use this to hold up my Blue Condenser Microphone. It's impressive because the microphone is extremely heavy #sweepstakes

[Single-Channel] The sE Electronics Dynamite is handier than a CL-1, and its gain doesn't vary with load impedance, like the CL-1 and similar differential cascode amplifiers which lack output buffer stages do.

[5/8"-27 Male] If your looking for a stand to support a SE Electronics Reflexion Filter Pro Portable Acoustic Isolation Filter like I was, than this is absolutely the stand you'll want in your home studio.

[Metal] I love this item! I thought my mic was clear before I bought SE Electronics' metal pop filter, now my sound quality is as clear as crystal. I really don't see any flaws in this product whatsoever. I use it to record myself singing/rapping over instrumentals and it sounds great!