Microphone Comparisons

If there’s one USB mic dominating the market for years, it’s got to be the Blue Yeti. But is it really that great? Is the Shure MV7 a better option? Are they similar microphones? What’s the difference between the two and which one should you get? In this article, I will answer all those questions […]

The Rode NT USB has been a go-to option for many home recording enthusiasts, podcasters, and even gamers, but there are plenty of other USB microphones on the market, such as the Shure MV7, which is a much more modern microphone that has a lot to offer. But which one should you choose? Is the

Both the Rode M5 and the Samson C02 are well-known stereo pair microphones mostly designed for small home studios, but they can also be found in some higher-end studios as well. However, the Rode M5 costs almost twice as much as the C02, so this begs the question: Which one should you get? So, in

Both the Rode M5 and the Behringer C-2 are well-known stereo pair microphones mostly designed for small home studios, but they can also be found in some higher-end studios as well, especially the M5´s. However, there’s a drastic difference in price, with the M5 pair costing roughly 4-5 times more than the Behringer C-2, and

Anyone who is interested in music production probably already knows about the Rode NT5’s and how these small diaphragm condenser microphones are considered to be one of the best mics you can get. sE Electronics also released their version of a small diaphragm condenser mic, the sE7, which not only costs half the price of

The sE7 and the M5 are two very similar small diaphragm condenser microphones that compete in both price and sound quality, with the sE7 having a couple additional features. In this article, I will be comparing the two, giving you a complete overview of their features, or lack thereof, and at the end I will

If you’ve ever even thought about getting a pair of small diaphragm condenser microphones, then you have surely read about both the Rode NT5 and the Rode M5, two of the best-know microphones that you will find in plenty high-end and home studios. There are significant differences between the two, not just in price but

The Neumann TLM 102 and the AKG c414 have been some of the go-to high-end microphones in the recording industry for years now and you will certainly find a couple of them in every professional studio, and by that I mean high-end studios. In this article, I will go over the differences between these two

In this article, I will be going over the differences between the AKG C1000s and the Rode NT5, which are two of the most used small-diaphragm condenser microphones in existence. I did include the Rode NT5 in another post about the best microphones under $300 that you should definitely check out as well! So, without