Good Mic For Acoustic Guitar

Great mic for acoustic guitar and vocals

I vacillated over which mic I should buy to pair up with my acoustic guitar and my Fender Acoustic Junior amp. This turned out to be ideal.

You can't beat these for the price. I have used these to record acoustic guitar and they record and sound just as good as some mic's I've used costing two to three times more. Item arrived a day sooner then tracking expected. Easy website for purchasing gear. I would recommend both the mic's aND supplier

I bought this mic mostly for voice recording, but it also sounds great with my acoustic guitar.

Just got them one week ago , but ive tried the e70 on acoustic guitar in combination with a tube mic through my Chandler Tg2 and it sounded great . Ive also tried them as overheads with a great results....I live in Norway.

Purchased in 1999 this mic still works after all these years. It didn't get much use, as I only used it to record acoustic guitar. Nevertheless, it can do a lot more than just acoustic recording. Build quality is great, sound is excellent, a wide dynamic range, and frequency response. With small condensers mic placement is critical, and the NT3 is a lot more forgiving than my AKG C1000s.

I purchase this Rode NT3 about 2 years ago from B&H. I'm very pleased with this mic. Is perfect a specialy for acoustic guitar.

I use the mic to record vocals and acoustic guitar in my home studio. I find it clear and responsive across all frequencies, with little feedback. It feels solid and comes with a handy carry pouch for traveling. Overall, great value mic.

I use this mixer primarily for wedding receptions. There are enough inputs to run my acoustic guitar, vocal mic, wireless mic for toasts, and 2 laptops for dance music. I also dig the ability to run it into my computer for recording!

I use this mic to record acoustic guitar + vocals. It has some very simple and effective settings, with great sound production. If you are going to be working close to the mic, I suggest a pop filter!