C-2 Condenser XLR Microphone Cardioid

One of the best crowd Mike, we installed it last week it gave a different output, excellent

Good for recording percussive instruments and choir.. I've also recorded sitar with it ,works for me🤍 high pass filter is very useful also how can I not mention the accessories.. 🫰🏻 it's priceless 🌸 thanks behringer for this value for money product ✌️

I hooked up these to my Focusrite 6i6 interface. I find that I have to turn up the gain knobs on my focusrite to fully turn highest. Is that normal ??

Being a pro sound recordist i am satisfied with its results. Budget friendly and good build quality.

Nice product

This pack of 2 condenser mics is perfect for recording vocals, instruments etc. These mics need phantom power to work so the Behringer Q802USB is the perfect accompanying mixer. These mics may not work very well with the Q502USB because this mixer does not supply the full 48V power. This results in noisy and low amplitude recording. You can also connect these mics to a separate phantom power source and output the resulting audio to a phono-jack on a mixer. These mics are all-metal, tiny and light. They are also unidirectional, and sensitive from the top. In fact, these are exceptionally sensitive and pick every nuance of vocals, guitars and even tabla. You will need a XLR - XLR cable (not supplied) and a mixer with 48V phantom power supply to make these work. They will not work if you hook them up-to a soundcard or a computer. Let me know if the review was "Helpful".

Ok

I can write a lot of cons but for the price all those cons seem advantageous only. I use it as a voice mic in my studio on a real budget scale. With some DAW tweaks you can expect a decent sound. But lots of pops. The Mic filters are terrible. Get a pop filter