Reddit Reddit reviews AKG Pro Audio C214 Professional Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone, Grey

We found 4 Reddit comments about AKG Pro Audio C214 Professional Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone, Grey. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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AKG Pro Audio C214 Professional Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone, Grey
Sonic character of the C414 XLII for beautifully detailed recording of lead vocals and solo instrumentsOutstanding dynamic range and ultralow noise for close-up recording of high-output sources of up to 156dB SPLSwitchable 20dB attenuator and bass-cut filter for close-up recording and reduction of proximity effectIntegrated suspension to reduce mechanical noise and vibration from stageRoadworthy design all-metal die-cast body with shock- and scratch-resistant finish
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4 Reddit comments about AKG Pro Audio C214 Professional Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone, Grey:

u/Lumisau · 5 pointsr/twitchplayspokemon

Hey now, at least some of us (at least one of us) (potentially just me) invest in quality microphones!

But I specialise in voicing young males so you're not too wrong about the preteen/old voices Kappa

u/Nine_Cats · 1 pointr/buildastudio

I removed your post, read the sidebar.

But, I'll answer some of your questions.
First off, how much money do you want to spend? Up until ~$2000 a vocals setup scales very well with price, with $400-600 being a really sweet spot if you're only recording one voice at a time but don't want to spend a lot.

You have a very mediocre 4 channel interface, you can either keep it, upgrade to an Apogee Duet for ~$650, or crossgrade to something else cheaper and spend the difference on your other gear.

If you sold that, you should be able to get ~$250 at least.

If you're going to spend less than $300 and never upgrade, get the Presonus Studio kit and then an SM58 with stand combo, then throw in any old pop filter.

If you're going to spend a bit more, the same kit with an SM7b is a more serious option.

If you're going to spend more than that, I'll need more details to give a suggestion.

Another option would be a Focusrite Solo (slightly better interface) and an AKG 214. Or any of the other multitude of condenser microphones.