Audio-Technica AT4040

the AT4040 To be honest, I've used the AT2020 I've used the Blue Bluebird, I've used the Newman TLM 103, the TLM 49 and I've also used the Rode NT1A a...

So out of all the Audio-Technica condenser microphones that I've reviewed so far, this is hands down my favorite. In terms of pros, this thing has a v...

So again, out of the Audio-Technica microphones I have used and reviewed, I think this is my favorite, but when we start looking outside of Audio-Tech...

I love the sound quality. I love what you get when you purchase this microphone and again, if you have the money, this is a great option to go for and...

All right, so some final points that I'm going to make about this microphone.

Great for most acoustic audio recordings. Doesn't sound like a million dollars. But it sounds better than a lot of large diaphragm condenser mics that are sold for a similar price.

This product has been working since 2014 for me so the quality is great. The only thing you should consider is the pricing. It could be cheaper.

It served its purpose. I recorded several songs using it. I feel happy with the quality of the sound, and I like it.

As a hobby, I record my solo piano arrangements and improvisations of songs from the American jazz and swing era. I'm now recording my 15th album, this time a two-CD set of songs by Harry Warren. Earlier albums focused on songs by Irving Berlin, Ellington, Burton Lane, Jimmy McHugh, James Van Heusen...

If you are looking for a really good all-around Mic, this is it. This is as stated: no fancy pickup pattern selection. It has good rejection of sounds outside of the pickup pattern which is important to dry vocals in smaller rooms. However, it is very sensitive and picks up everything within the pat...