The Audio Technica is a cardoid condenser microphone. It comes in a USB version (slightly different to this one) and a standard XLR connection microphone on review here. The reason I bought this microphone: i review products, technology related, computers, software, gadgets and produce two videos...

I own two of these microphones and have used them for recording vocals, acoustic guitar, amps, and just general recording of the room during practices. These are my favorite microphones in a controlled environment and are the most responsive condenser mics I have ever used.

Pros; Clear Sound; Compact; Durable; Easy To Use; Extremely Responsive; Lightweight; Versatile

I use this mic in my home studio recording setup and the clarity and bass response are remarkable for something in this price range . I have used this for vocals and record acoustic guitars .

I've owned several of these, never had one break. I wouldn't hammer nails with one, but I've seen them survive some nasty falls. Used them for vocals, acoustic guitars, and drum overheads. Every home studio needs a couple of these.

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The product works fine, as expected. Quality is amazing, and perfect for any studio/personal use. Great price to performance! P.S. Customers need to know that this is a XLR Condenser Microphone, which needs external 48V Phantom power to work.

Amazing microphone for the price, when paired with a good audio interface. Using it with the Scarlett 2i2 and the recordings come out amazing.

I have found that this mic has a great sound for the cost. I would recommend this item to anyone who is looking for a professional sounding microphone for a budget price.

This microphone is perfect for someone who records on the go or mainly from home. It works great in open spaces and does a good job of not picking up background noise when recording. I have used it for some small demo work in public places if I need to record a quick idea or even a voice over.

In 1965, Intel CEO Gordon Moore famously predicted the speed with which computers would become more powerful and economical. The recent profusion of inexpensive, high-quality microphones might cause one to wonder if Moore's Law..