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It's a Swiss Army Mic
On/off switch, battery operation, two attachments for the capsule, This thing is a Swiss Army Mic with that AKG quality. I chose this over a bunch of other condensers in the store based on the sound alone. This picks up more ambient sound, which makes it great for micing a room or performance. I've recorded choirs, narration, shy vocalists, and guitars (very nice combined with a 57 for stereo guitars) with this mic. It's solid, big, and has a built in windscreen too. My only problems are that it's too pricey for me to get another one for some serious stereo recording, and the on switch is a little too recessed so some people have a tough time turning it on and off.
Reviewed by Darren on 10/11/2006 who plays alternative, experimental.
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Nothing touches it!!!
This is a great mic for the money.Yes neuman and other companies make great stuff,but for the money,this is a great mic for drum overheads,choirs,certian instruments as long as moniotors/feedback issues aren't a problem.
I have 2 pairs of these.They work well for instrument recording too.
They are also indestructible with rugged metal chasis and special mic clip to keep them securely attatched to your mounts.
Reviewed by blue1music on 9/1/2006 who plays classic rock and prise and worship on sunday.
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For No-Budget Action Movies
I used the AKG C 1000 S Condenser Microphone to pick up audio for an ultra-low budget action movie. It does the job. It is very rugged for a condenser mic. It takes a 9V battery, so you do not need to bring a powered mixer/phantom power source with you on location. Simply plug the mic into your DV camera.
Reviewed by Screwdriver on 8/29/2006 who plays Rock.
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