AKG Pro Audio P220 Vocal Condens... vs Audio-Technica AT2005USB Cardioi...

Great uncompressed natural sounding and bright vocals. It is sensitive and captures the timbre beautifully. However, the perception 120 still crushes it in the studio.

It comes with a very sturdy shock mount, heavy and solid. It also comes with an adapter for both size mic booms & an awesome case.

This mic does it. Even in a room that by most standards should be an acoustic disaster, this mic comes through clean and clear and discards most of the room that other mics pick up.

Akg p220 is very versatile, especially when using mic modulators. I barely have to touch the eq, if at all, this saves me time while mixing down a track. In this location the slightly exaggerated high frequency response helps bring out the stick attac...  Read More

The p220 works very well for baritone ranged singers. The sound quality is fantastic and it really picks up the nuance in dynamic vocal performances. It is completely on par in quality and tone to the rode nt1-a.

This product is very good. Having an interface fixes this issue. The microphone is great. The usb wire works great.