AKGProject Studio P220 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone With Pop Filter and XLR To XLR Cable

The media could not be loaded. This mic is a great buy. The sound is very clear and works amazing. The noise cancellation is top tier even without the pop filter. I prefer a more industrial appearance and this mic has that.

Truly high quality. This came highly recommended by an audio engineer friend of mine. So far I am loving it.

I was absolutely blown away by the improvement of input between the AKG and the Focusrite Studio Microphone. For the price, this microphone allows for recording of professional sounding vocals at a price that can't be beat.

Very nice Mic, it was packaged nicely and shipped promptly, I was confused it had no instructions, though I will still give a 5 star rating as for the most part you just plug it in and go from there. I think I would say it's equal to the RODE NT1A, though I think as to vocals I may give the edge to the AKG P220, I have it basically for my stand up mic. I might do a comparison video with the two as the RODE NT1A is also set as either a set down or stand up mic. The AKG P220 is a great mic for its value.

Really great sounding microphone, nice bass to give it that podcast sound. Everything is really sturdy and well made. Almost too sturdy, this is a very heavy setup with the microphone and shock mount together, my stand can barely hold it. That's only to be overly nitpicky on an otherwise perfect microphone.

Like this mike. Use it for vocals but I'm sure it could be used for acoustic instruments. A lot of mike for the price !

I haven't even tried it out yet and I'm sure it's fine but it didn't ship with a pop filter. Where is it?

I upgraded to this from a Blue Snowball (USB condenser mic). This thing sounds super crispy and lively. The pop filter, while not extremely well-built or anything, does its job well and without complaint from me. Overall a great microphone for vocals and guitar and the like. I also like the carrying case that it comes with!