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AKG-C414 | Type: Large diaphragm condenser Features: bass roll off, pad switch (a dampener to reduce the initial amount the mic picks up) Polar pattern (s): Omnidirectional, cardioid, bidirectional, hypercardioid, multi-pattern Applications: Good for loud sounds. Better for studio use. |
Rode NT-55 | Type: Small diaphragm condenser pencil mic Polar pattern (s): Cardioid, omnidirectional Applications: Can switch capsules (you can unscrew and replace the top in this case). Good for drums. |
Neumann U87 | Type: Large diaphragm condenser Polar pattern (s): Cardioid Applications: Vocals, studio use. |
Sontronics Sigma | Type: Ribbon Polar patterns (s): figure of 8 Applications: Vocals, acoustic guitar, good for strings that can sound a bit harsh with condensers. |
Shure SM57 | Type: Dynamic Polar pattern (s): Cardioid Applications: Drums, live sound, electric guitar. |
AKG D112 | Type: Dynamic Polar pattern (s): Cardioid Applications: Bass drum, bass guitar, bass trombone |
Shure SM58 | Type: Dynamic Polar pattern (s): Cardioid Applications: Live sound because it has an internal pop shield (although its effectiveness is debatable). |
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