Sontronics ORPHEUS

Condenser microphone for multi-directional (omni, cardioid, 8) with sensitivity adjustment (+ or - 10dB)
48V phantom power
XLR
Micro-all-trades, I use to make voice and various instruments.
The balance system to guide the microphone is handy

OVERALL OPINION

I play several instruments and I needed a microphone to do everything. A friend advised me to bump into the studio to home Sontronics Orpheus. It has for some time and uses it at all costs. I took his advice and I'm delighted!

I use it for 3 months. I recorded vocals, percussion (bongos, tablas, cajon), and acoustic guitars, the result is amazing. The sound played is natural, with a sweetness in the treble. Exactly what I needed!
The majority of my pieces, I made the search a more acoustic and natural as possible. The Orpheus suits me perfectly.

I found the price / quality ratio very good given its sound quality and all uses we can make.
It is very class and 3-year warranty
I have not used many models before him, but I trust my ears Rabbit!
I would do this choice without any hesitation.

3-directional microphone, it is convenient. Another switch to choose-10db, 0, + 10 db, just as practical.
The rest, just look at the doc's page Sontronics.

Used for singing, it is necessary that I see it on the guitar and overhead (Sontronics also say it is perfect for that).

OVERALL OPINION

I just tried a few minutes to vote. I must say that I mix a little weird ... Boss Micro VE20 preamp, comp, equa Joemeek Twin.
It came out crystal clear, understandable, taking too much on the treble for my taste (equal to reconsider so), I hope not to need esser ..
Did you try many other models before getting this one?
AKG Perception 120, rough and very hard to do "sound", Electrolux lamp excellent microphone ... but I must repair.
Obviously, it costs more than double the other two so I can not see myself making a comparison.

That is just a draft, I'll put some more info as and when.