Antelope Edge Note
Main features of Antelope microphone
- With 13 real-time emulations of classic studio microphones
- Compatible with any audio interface or microphone preamplifier
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Frequency response: 20 – 20,000 Hz
- Sound pressure level: 146 dB
- Sensitivity: -42dB | 8mV/Pa (+/-3dB)
- Output impedance: 65 Ohm
- Pad circuit: -10 dB and -20 dB
- High-pass filter: 75 Hz and 115 Hz
- 3-Pin male XLR connector
- Dimensions (L x D): 6 x 2 cm
- Weight: approx. 100 g
- Colour: Matte Black
- Incl. microphone holder
- Aalborg 4006
- Berlin 184
- Berlin K53
- Berlin K54
- Berlin K86
- Freiburg 6
- Hamburg 211
- Hamburg 40
- Hamburg 441
- Illinois 57
- Illinois 7B
- Perth 55
- Vienna D112
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Customer Review Summary
The Antelope Edge Note is an exceptional small diaphragm microphone that impresses with its balanced sound and versatility. It excels particularly in vocal recording, whether for choirs or ensembles, thanks to its uncoloured high frequencies that avoid harshness, setting it apart from other microphones in its price range.
One of the standout features is its modelling technology, allowing users to switch between various microphone emulations directly through compatible interfaces like the ZenGo. This flexibility enhances its usability for different applications, including acoustic instruments and even lead vocals in the right environment. The included models, especially the KM184, are particularly noteworthy.
In terms of build quality, the Edge Note feels robust and solid in hand, with easy access for capsule replacement or cleaning. It also includes a functional shock mount. However, it is sensitive to wind and handling noise, necessitating the use of wind protection during recordings. While it lacks a dedicated carrying case and pop filter, the factory packaging is durable enough to protect the microphone during transport.
The audio quality is commendable, providing excellent resolution and detail. Users have reported that it captures the nuances of acoustic guitars beautifully, without sounding dry or overly sharp. Nevertheless, it tends to pick up ambient room noise significantly, which could be a consideration depending on the recording environment.
Overall, the Antelope Edge Note is highly recommended for anyone seeking a quality microphone that offers both versatility and impressive sound fidelity, particularly for studio recordings. Its compact design and advanced features make it a valuable addition to any audio setup.
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