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- How are reviewers describing this item?
little, good, nice, better and low. - This product had a total of 8 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 8 2020.
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Most positive review
I purchased this microphone for my home studio and I am quite pleased. It sounds great. I would highly recommend it for musicia... Read More
Least positive review
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Least authentic review
I bought the AT3035 because I wanted to add a condensor microphone to my recording options without spending a lot of money. Th... Read More
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I'm now preferring an apex 205 ribbon mic or a shure sm57 or 58 for vocals (both available for $80-90).
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
In short, the at3035 is the perfect mic for me, and here's why:1) it has virtually no character of it's own.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The frequency response curves in the specs bear this out.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It does offer some nice proximity effect when you go in close for vocals, but otherwise, it reproduces the original source quite faithfully with no odd frequency response anomalies.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Smooth and musical, but not sacrificing detail.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I bought the at3035 because i wanted to add a condensor microphone to my recording options without spending a lot of money.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I would say set it and don't change it ever again for fear of breaking the switch.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I had no problem with the microphone slipping or falling, however i would not mount the microphone overhead upside down, unless i figured out some special type of rigging.
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