Japanese company Audio-Technica in March introduced in America at once six new microphones. The range includes models designed for studio work in radio stations or recording studios, microphones designed specifically for transmitting vocals at live concerts, as well as instrumental devices.
Audio-Technica AT2020USB Microphone
The top of the range Audio-Technica AT2020USB is a studio condenser microphone with USB connector. The AT2020USB is ideal for home studio, outdoor recording, broadcasting. The device uses a lightweight diaphragm for an extended frequency range 20 – 16,000 Hz and exceptional dynamics. The model copes well with high sound pressure levels, and cardioid directivity eliminates extraneous noise, improving the isolation of the main signal.
In the modification of AT2020USB, Audio-Technica AT20USB +, there is a jack for headphones, which allows you to monitor the signal from the device in real time. The model also uses a mix control, with which you can adjust the input signal and the signal from the microphone.
The next two new products, Audio-Technica MB1k and MB3k, are designed for solo, backing and choral vocals. These microphones are designed with dynamic neodymium Hi-ENERGY element, which provides amplified output and delicate sound transmission. New products also share a MagnaLock silent switch and corrosion-resistant coating.
Audio-Technica MB2k and Audio-Technica MB4k are instrumental devices. The ATMB2k is a dynamic, highly directional microphone equipped with Hi-Energy neodymium and a MagnaLock silent switch. Contacts ATMB2k finished with corrosion resistant coating. The second microphone, ATMB4k, is a condenser condenser microphone with cardioid directivity and a wide frequency range from 80 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Anti-shock suspension reduces operating noise, resulting in clear, undistorted sound.
New Audio-Technica microphones are already available for purchase in America.
Audio-Technica AT2020USB Microphone+
Audio-Technica MB1k Microphone
Audio-Technica MB3k microphone
Audio-Technica MB2k microphone
Audio-Technica MB4k microphone
What are the key features and differences between the AT2020USB, AT20USB+, MB1k, MB3k, ATMB2k, and ATMB4k microphones? Which one would you recommend for studio recordings, vocal performances, or instrumentals?
What are the key features and differences between the Audio-Technica microphones: AT2020USB, AT20USB+, MB1k, MB3k, ATMB2k, and ATMB4k? Are they suitable for professional studio recordings, live vocal performances, or capturing instrumental sounds? Can you provide any insights into the overall sound quality and versatility of these microphones?