Audio-Technica Pro 35
Key characteristics of Audio-Technica Pro 35
- Condenser microphone
- Cardioid
- Ideal for brass and toms
- Cardioid
- Frequency response: 50-15000 Hz
- Open circuit sensitivity: -45 dB (5.6 mV)
- Impedance: 250 Ohm
- Maximum input sound level: 145 dB SPL
- Phantom power: 11-52V DC, 2 mA typical
- Switch: Flat, roll-off
- Weight (microphone): 8 g
- Weight (mains adapter): 81 g
- Dimensions (microphone): 5.0 mm long, diameter 10.2 mm
- Dimensions (mains adapter): 92.9 mm long, diameter 18.9 mm
- 3-Pin XLRM-type (power module)
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Customer Review Summary
The Audio-Technica Pro 35 is an affordable clip-on instrument microphone that impresses with its versatility and sound quality. I have used it across a wide range of instruments, including violins, trumpets, and various percussion setups, and it performs exceptionally well in live settings.
The setup is straightforward; simply clip it on and it delivers a clear, natural sound without much fuss. While the frequency response may not be as extensive as some higher-end models, it makes up for this with ease of use and reliability. It’s particularly effective for acoustic instruments, providing a warm tone that captures the essence of the sound without excessive coloration.
Many users have noted its ability to handle high sound pressure levels without distortion, making it suitable for louder performances. The clip design is robust and the cable length is adequate, although some might prefer a longer option. The microphone is also compatible with battery or phantom power, adding to its flexibility.
However, it’s worth mentioning that in very loud environments, especially with high SPL instruments, it can pick up mechanical noises, so careful positioning is recommended. Despite this, for genres like folk, jazz, and acoustics, it excels and provides a reliable, high-quality solution.
In summary, the Audio-Technica Pro 35 is a highly recommended choice for musicians looking for an effective and affordable clip-on mic. Its performance on strings and brass is commendable, and it’s an essential addition to any live sound setup.
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