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AKG C 3000 Studijas kondensatora mikrofons
The C3000 high-performance, large-diaphragm condenser microphone has been a standard for live applications and studio recording for almost two decades. It is an excellent choice for vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, drum overhead and brass instrument miking. The switchable attenuation pad and low-cut filter enable high SPL up to 150dB and eliminate proximity effect.
The redesigned C3000 presents itself as a cost-effective, rugged workhorse with a sleek and classy finish.
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- Sound quality: Customers consistently praise the microphone for its good, detailed, and neutral sound, accurately reproducing live audio without coloring it.
- Versatility: The microphone is considered universally applicable and suitable for recording almost anything, including vocals and as an overhead microphone.
- Professional standard: Many users describe it as a classic and professional studio standard, indicating its reliability and high performance in a professional setting.
- Low noise: The microphone is noted for its low noise, contributing to clean and high-quality recordings.
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