All user reviews of 5/5 for the Blue Microphones Baby Bottle

The Baby Bottle mic from Blue Microphones is a high quality Condenser Mic that is great for home and personal studio use as well as major studio use. I have seen this mic in so many different set ups its crazy, and I didn’t even have to wonder why after using it. After using it twice I knew why everyone loved it. It was easy, because of the quality you can get with it. I was extremely happy to use this mic at home and I stil use it, it is probably the most used mic that I have at home in my collection of gear. I don’t travel with it much because I don’t want anything to happen to it because it was not cheap at all. It is one of the more expensive mics that I have actually purchased for my at home studio.


OVERALL OPINION

I have been using it for over 4 years now and im very happy to say I have got my money’s worth out of it, when I purchased it I bought it brand new and it cost me 490. At the time I couldn’t believe I was going to spend that money on a mic just for home demo’s. But after using it this many years im satisfied and feel like I got my money out of it and I have been able to put out great quality stuff not just demo sounding stuff.

The quality of this mic for an alto singer is amazing, and its second to none. My sister does some singing and she comes over to record and she loves this mic as well and it really makes her voice sound great, its unbelievable. It doesn’t sound so good on my voice as it does on hers because I have a deep tone. But it still is one of the better mics for my tone that I have ever seen or used at home.

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OVERALL OPINION

Used HS for 1 month and some.

Very well done and built, I had the first with a suspension (it will) and a antipop Blue (just anecdotal, but still helps out).

I really like both the grain and its level of detail. I am also buying a second to start making stereo jacks.

Most excellent return on the amp is the top global force that it takes, pretty awesome also folk guitar and voice, really, very well on classical guitar, bass amp, and winds with a little lateral positioning. I'll test it in stereo piano, I think it should be interesting. It was VERY easy sound coming out of the mix, a real basis: in my little mix, it's fun not to take the cabbage to circumvent the limitations due to a micro but to use the grain delivered differently in different sources.

Previously used some Shure, Tbone, m-audio and others ... I was looking for something both distinctive, airy, with some force on lowmids also is perfect for my level and my budget - and without wanting to play with the pros, I think with my little noreilles that even much more than that ...

Lack a directional switch and a high pass, otherwise it's really good good (and more attractive prices at the moment in UK import, it's worth seriously it).

Alternatively, for a comparison done excellently made of different microphones, go check this site:
https://www.studioauditions.com/jamroomsessions_home.php

Very unique looking mic. The oddness is matched by the quality. The only thing missing is a pad switch. Low pitched vocalist don't sound as good as higher pitched ones.

Price paid: $500

Crystal clear, and no coloration. When I first used it, the clarity was in another category compared to my 4033.

48V phantom power. Plug in your XLR Kiwi cable and go.

OVERALL OPINION

Very beautiful mic. The first session I used it in, people just would look at it in awe.

definitely my favorite mic in my collection. However, my 4033 is a close second because of the -10db pad switch.

Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown ( 4-, 2003)