Akg Perception

Has anyone ever used an AKG Perception 200 condensor mic?

hows the quality?

I have one and its one great studio mic. The thing I love about it is the price… but the sound makes it seem I spent over $1000.

Nice crisp highs and mids the bass response is right up my alley in frequency response.

Get this mic and you will not be disappointed.

AKG perception 420 mic test

AKG PERCEPTION 220 Professional Studio Microphone for general purpose with one inch true condenser large diaphragm capsule. $349.00 The Perception 220 is a large-diaphragm true condenser microphone offering outstanding build quality and excellent value. Its many useful features and included accessories make this microphone uncommonly versatile. It delivers a classic warm, clear sound and conforms to the stringent standards defined for AKG recording products. These standards are based on AKG?s six decades of experience in makin...

AKG PERCEPTION 120 Professional Studio Microphone for general purpose. $229.00 The AKG Perception 120 2/3"-diaphragm condenser microphone gives you the kind of versatile performance and reliability you need, whether you're capturing sources in a pro studio, tracking at home, or even going after great live sound. Featuring a cardioid pickup pattern, switchable 20dB attenuation pad, and bass roll-off switch, the Perception 120 has what you need to get great sound anywhere - it...

AKG Perception 420 Condenser Microphone and 20 Ft Mic Cable $214.95 Bundle includes the AKG Perception 420 and a 20 Ft XLR microphone cable. Perception 420 is a multi-pattern large-diaphragm condenser microphone for more demanding professional studio recording applications. Offering high sensitivity and 155 dB maximum SPL, the Perception 420 delivers a warm transparent sound quality ideally suited for ensemble recording, grand piano, woodwind and brass instruments...

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