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The best AKG reviews

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  • AKG C 451 E

    « Exceptional gear! »

    The features have already been mentioned. It's ideal in pairs to record guitar, vocals (CK5 capsule), as drum room mic (CK1 & CK2), or as room mic (CK8 shotgun). OVERALL OPINION I have been using this AKG C451e pair with different capsules (CK1

    by Remyxc 4 1/3/11
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  • AKG C 1000 S

    « Jack of all trades master of none »

    The C1000s is a versatile XLR, condenser mic which can be used for in-studio recording or live performances. It has a frequency response of 50Hz to 20kHz. The polar pattern by default is cardioid, but it can be switched to hyper-cardioid by slipp

    by kondwanikaphaizi 2 7/11/14
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  • AKG C414 XLII

    « 10 out of 10 »

    A. Best female vocal mic ever made. B. Best universal mic every made. C. One of the most used microphone in a pro environment made. This is the most universal mic used EVER. This mic can be used for any application. I have never had one applica

    by chrislieck 2 9/25/12
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  • AKG Perception 420

    victormelamade's review

    The Perception 420 is the nicest and most expensive mic in AKG's Perception line. The Perception mics are definitely aimed at the home studio market, but you will actually see the 420 pop up in a few pro studios here and there. This is the only one

    by victormelamade 8 10/25/08
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  • AKG Perception 120 USB

    « Nice quality/price for it.Buy it. »

    Product Features USB condenser microphone real plug-and-play device 24 Bit DA/AD Converter Professional-quality recordings Solid construction, studio quality diaphragm Integrated pop filter avoids plosives effectively Tripod table stand, swive

    by BeyondR 1 7/27/12
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  • AKG C414 EB

    studiodhorlebaix's review

    I have used it for vocals, acoustic guitar, snare. It's a large-diaphragm condenser mic. I'm talking about the 414 eb p48. OVERALL OPINION I don't have it anymore, I sold it. It sounded too harsh. Nevertheless, I regret not having it anymore. I

    by studiodhorlebaix 7 10/21/05
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  • AKG Perception 820 Tube

    moosers's review

    The AKG Perception 820 Tube is a microphone that is designed for use in the recording studio. I wouldn't recommend using this outside the studio at all since it is a tube mic and isn't made for any sort of wear and tear. This is a fragile micropho

    by moosers 6 11/8/09
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  • AKG C 430

    moosers's review

    The AKG C 430 is a small diaphragm condenser microphone that can be used for both recording and on the stage. I had only used this in the recording studio. Its small design makes it good for drum overheads and for capturing the high end in just about

    by moosers 5 2/10/09
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  • AKG D 12 VR

    « Studio or Live and still get punchy bass »

    The AKG D12 VR is the most recent microphone that I have had a chance to use. It is brand new and has not been out for that long. It has 3 filter modes built into it and it is the perfect microphone for kick drums. If you like your kick to have a big

    by sw80 4 11/18/12
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  • AKG D5

    « EQ boosting »

    The AKG D5 is a vocal microphone that can be used for our lead and backing vocals. It does a great job of not picking up much external noise from the rear and sides of the microphone. It is a super cardioid microphone with a frequency range of -70Hz

    by JimboSpins 4 9/25/12
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  • AKG C 214

    « A budget mic? »

    Capsule: One Inch Large Diaphragm Condenser Sensitivity: 20 mV/Pa (-34 dBV) Frequency Range: 20 to 20,000 Hz Equivalent noise level: 13 dB-A (IEC 60268-4) Polar Pattern: Cardioid Max. SPL: 136 / 156 dB SPL (0 / 20 dB Pad)

    by James... 3 2/25/12
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  • AKG C414 LTD

    moosers's review

    The AKG C 414 LTD is a limited edition version of the ever popular 414 condenser microphone. It was made throughout 2007 as a 60th anniversary edition of the microphone but is no longer made and most likely won't be made again unless they do a diffe

    by moosers 4 11/8/11
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