Audio-Technica AT3035

Pros: Crisp, clean sound, with no noise, durable, sounds great!

Cons: very sensitive and will pick up flaws in your recording environment

The Bottom Line: At $200, the budget Voice-over artist can't go wrong with this mic.

Review: As an aspiring Voice-over artist, I'm in an odd position where I need good quality equipment, but don't have the budget to afford the expensive stuff. After much research, I settled on the Audio-Technica AT3035 microphone. I'm extremely pleased with my ...

Pros: Build, sound quality especially on vox and drums, price, versatility

Cons: slight coloration in some instances

The Bottom Line: I recommend this mic to anyone who is looking for a versatile large diaphragm condenser in the $150-300 range because of its versatility and performance to price ratio.

Review: I recently bought this mic for my home project studio, and I am thoroughly impressed with it. The quality of the build of the microphone is the first thing I noticed. It is slightly smaller than your average studio large diaphragm condenser, and is ...

Pros: It's a perfect starter condenser microphone, for those hard to capture acoustic instruments.

Cons: May need a pre-amp, depending on the application.

The Bottom Line: The AT3035s should be the perfect starter microphones for acoustic instruments.

Review: INTRODUCTION: When recording an acoustic instrument, one must spend a little money for the proper condenser microphone. One must search out for a microphone that replicates the sound that an instrument produces. If you look towards ...