Updated on February 14th, 2020Along with dynamic mics, condenser microphones are one of the two main types of microphones used in recording nowadays. Though somewhat more expensive and complex than their dynamic counterparts, condenser microphones offer much better frequency response, a more natural sound, and a higher output. They are best used in controlled environments […]

Updated on February 14th, 2020Condenser microphones offer better sensitivity and, in general, have better frequency response. That’s why so many professionals prefer to record with them. These mics also have a more natural sound and a higher output level. They are a bit more fragile and have a more complicated structure than their dynamic counterparts. […]

Updated on February 14th, 2020Most condenser mics aim to provide versatility. The Sennheiser e901, on the other hand, is a condenser mic that is made with kick drums in mind. Coming up with a satisfactory kick drum sound is always a problem. The kick drum is a component that needs to stand tall in the […]

Updated on September 3rd, 2019Although Behringer is famous for making quality high-end equipment, the company is also well-known for offering tempting budget gear. The C-2 is perhaps one of the best examples of this. For the budget price, you actually get two condenser microphones, which is already tempting, to say the least. This, along with […]

Updated on February 14th, 2020When it comes to versatility, there aren’t too many microphones that are as well-rounded as the Yeti from Blue. The Blackout edition is definitely the sleekest-looking one. Simple to use and sporting quality build, the Yeti Blackout microphone is the most popular release from Blue. It is suitable for home and […]