behringer microphone See Studio Projects B1 Vocal Condenser Microphone, Cardioid Details
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Product Description
The Studio Projects B1 condenser microphone is a large diaphragm cardioid microphone in a pressure-gradient transducer employing high quality transformerless design and extremely low noise. Equipped with a true 1 inch 3 um gold sputtered large diaphragm in a pressure gradient transducer capsule, the B1 will deliver the finest quality of vocal and instrumentation recordings in a wide variety of applications while offering a natural extended transparent high end, yet offer the thick bodied low end expected from a quality microphone.
- Pressure - Gradient Transducer, 1 Inch 3 um mylar capsule
- Selectable filters, 75Hz and 150Hz
- Selectable Pads, -10dB and -20dB
Studio Projects B1 Vocal Condenser Microphone, Cardioid Reviews
behringer microphone : Studio Projects B1 Vocal Condenser Microphone, Cardioid Reviews
| 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful  Finally, a condenser I'm thrilled with. And the price was excellent!, By This review is from: Studio Projects B1 Vocal Condenser Microphone, Cardioid (Electronics) I'm so happy with this mic. After going through two other condensers (an MXL990 and a Shure KSM27) which I got rid of, I'm finally content. The best thing is that the price is outstanding. This mic is priced far lower than what it should be.The Studio Projects B1 has a wonderfully warm low end to it that still has detail. I have a midrange voice, and it fits me very well. The highs are not so overly "essy", as many other cheaper mics are. They are clear and just right. I barely feel a need to add much for EQ. My previous experience with an MXL 990 was not a good one. I returned it in a day, due to the muddy lows and weird high end. I also had a Shure KSM27, which is probably better suited for high-pressure sound applications than VO's. I didn't care for its boxy highs sound, and sold that off. The Studio Projects B1 is just incredible for the price. You can actually hear it if you do a web search on transom dot org mic shootout. It sounds... Read more 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful excellent LDC for the price, By This review is from: Studio Projects B1 Vocal Condenser Microphone, Cardioid (Electronics) I have had my Studio Projects B1 for a little over a year now, using it often in my home studio and for location recordings. For the price this is probably one of the best large-diaphragm condenser mics available. I've never heard the kind of low- or mid-range muddiness that seems to plague the comparably-priced MXL or Audio-Technica condensers. The mic sounds clear and accurate through the (excellent) preamps in my Alesis iO|26 firewire interface.I've been using the B1 primarily for vocals (singing), but it works for a lot of things: acoustic guitar, hand percussion, and as a room/ambiance mic. I've also used it on a guitar amp with satisfying results. To my ears the mids and highs have pretty good clarity and detail without getting harsh; and the pads and high-pass filter switches are handy things, offering more options for getting a better sound at the source rather than trying to "fix" things in the mix with EQ (which is a chore and generally doesn't sound as... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful Great LDC mic for price, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Studio Projects B1 Vocal Condenser Microphone, Cardioid (Electronics) I bought a few LDC lately. The bluebird, the mxl 990, and this one and I must say for vocals this mic is better than the bluebird in my opinion. It has great clarity and it picks up hi's and low's great.... I would recommend to anyone but you must have a good preamp to get the full experience. I don't even use the pads so they probably make even more of a difference. very touchy gain and shockmount is pretty weak but the mic is nice!!!! |
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