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Spec review
Neumann TLM 107 condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
Neumann's TLM 107 suits people who want to change the pickup pattern and record both vocals and instruments. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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AKG P220 condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
AKG's P220 suits people who want a large-diaphragm microphone with a pad. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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Austrian Audio OC818 condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
Austrian Audio's OC818 suits people who want to switch pickup patterns and record many kinds of sound. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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RØDE NT2-A condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
RØDE's NT2-A suits people who want to switch pickup patterns for different ways of recording. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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Austrian Audio OC18 condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
Austrian Audio's OC18 suits people who want to record both loud and quiet sounds. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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LEWITT LCT 540 S condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
LEWITT's LCT 540 S suits people who want to record delicate sounds with a very quiet microphone. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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Sennheiser MK 4 condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
Sennheiser's MK 4 suits people who want a quiet, high-sensitivity microphone with no switches. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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LEWITT LCT 240 PRO condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
LEWITT's LCT 240 PRO suits people who want a light microphone. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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LEWITT LCT 440 PURE condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
LEWITT's LCT 440 PURE suits people who want a quiet, high-sensitivity, light microphone. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications. -
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AKG C414 XLS condenser microphone: features and spec-based rating
AKG's C414 XLS suits people who want to record many kinds of sound with little coloration. We rate it on 5 criteria (quietness, sensitivity, handling of loud sound, features, lightness) and rank it among 32 microphones, using official manufacturer specifications.
