AKG - Wired P120 Professional Studio Condenser Microphone - Black

It is goid .I like it.In the future If I need it I will buy more.Thank you so much

Very precise, convincing sound with brass and sax, warm and persuasive male voice with excellent vibrations, female voice reproduced with good / excellent quality. Very sensitive and analytical, it must be properly adjusted at home, it must absolutely be combined with a good mixer or at least a quality audio interface and possibly a gate / expander to bring out the best from the voice. Sturdy and heavy, it is professionally made, and the price for quality is excellent. It is very eclectic and lends itself to many uses, plus the built-in switches allow you to further adapt its use. Faults: A little too sensitive to hissing.

I bought it 10 months ago and I love the sound quality, it has a bright sound on 6khz it gives your vocals air when recording. I also use focusrite interface.

I recently purchased this microphone (Akg p120) In hopes that I can get an nice decent recording for my songs. I saw the price it was listed at and Instantly had to buy. When I received it and recorded with it I was mind blown by the results, I got some really good crystal clear vocals and to this day I love it so much it's one of my favorites !

I love this mic so much!! Sounds professional and tight for male vocal like mine. The best budget medium size diaphragm condenser mic.

It's a great mic. It can record any voice or instrument!!!

I've had this microphone for a couple months now and not a single disappointment. It works great, a lot of clarity, highly recommended

I bought this 2 weeks ago and the quality is great, but there is no mic stand in sight. Its not even in the accessories. I dont think it is meant to be held.

I'm not giving it a 3 for quality I'm giving it a 3 because it didn't come with a cord for some reason

I bought this last month and the shipment arrived a few days ago. I have unboxed it and tried it and it seems to not work. I use Windows 10 and an M-Audio M-Track Duo interface with phantom power, but the condenser mic can't get any sound through. I've been all over YouTube and the web, but I still haven't found a working solution. Please help.