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On-Stage AS800 Large-Diaphragm FET Condenser Microphone

SKU: OS14075MFR: AS800

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Large-diaphragm condenser microphone for recording.
Cardioid polar pattern reduces background noise.
Low noise: Ideal for vocals & instrument recording.
Wide 20Hz-20kHz frequency range ensures sound quality.
Durable microphone with included shock mount.

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PreSonus PX-1 Large Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone

SKU: PRPX1MFR: 2777300106

Large diaphragm condenser microphone captures rich audio.
Cardioid polar pattern reduces unwanted background noise.
Exceptional sound quality with a wide 20 Hz-18 kHz range.
Low noise ensures clean recordings, ideal for vocals.
Durable build quality guarantees years of reliable use.

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PreSonus PRM1 Precision Reference Measurement Microphone

SKU: PSPRM1MFR: 2777300105

Precision condenser microphone: 20Hz-20kHz range.
Omnidirectional polar pattern for accurate sound capture.
Low-noise microphone ensures pristine audio quality.
Durable condenser mic with included hard carrying case.
XLR connectivity for professional audio interfaces.

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Shure SM4 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Recording Microphone, Black

SKU: SHSM4KMFR: SM4-K

Large-diaphragm condenser mic captures rich sound.
Cardioid polar pattern reduces unwanted background noise.
Low noise: Ideal condenser microphone for studio recording.
Durable cast zinc housing ensures lasting build quality.
Wide 20Hz-20kHz frequency response for clear audio.

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What Is a Condenser Microphone?

A condenser microphone is a variety of mic that uses a lightweight diaphragm suspended from a fixed plate to capture audio. When sound reaches the diaphragm, it moves and converts the sound into electrical signals.

Condenser microphones are much more delicate in nature than dynamic microphones, so they are more receptive to subtle sounds and frequencies. When detailed sound is your priority, a condenser microphone is the way to go.

Selecting a Polar Pattern

You can buy a condenser mic with one of several polar patterns to better capture directional sound. Cardioid, omnidirectional, and multi-pattern mono microphones are the most common varieties, but supercardioid and bidirectional figure-eight polar patterns are also available.

For recording a single speaker or performer, it’s best to use a cardioid microphone. With groups of performers, an omnidirectional microphone is perfect for capturing sound from any direction. If you want to record two speakers or vocalists who are facing each other, a bidirectional figure-eight microphone is the right choice.

Condenser Microphone Kits

As you shop for a new condenser microphone, it's a good idea to consider investing in a full microphone kit. Accessories like studio monitor headphones, microphone stands, and reflection filters turn your microphone into a ready-to-go home recording studio.

Purchasing your condenser microphone with a few key accessories guarantees that all components will work together flawlessly to help you record high-quality sound from your very own living room.

If you know you’ll need more than one condenser microphone, purchasing a multi-microphone kit with accessories ensures your sound quality will be consistent across all of your microphones while also saving you money.

Condenser Microphones

On-Stage AS800 Large-Diaphragm FET Condenser Microphone

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PreSonus PX-1 Large Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone

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PreSonus PRM1 Precision Reference Measurement Microphone

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Shure SM4 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Recording Microphone, Black

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