Indian Flute Instrumental Music

I bought this microphone for backup on Indian music I record.

I am heavily into listeing classical music (European and Indian). The sound is extreley clear and very very crispy. The bass sound is of pretty high quality, but not overwhelming. And it is not a gaming headphone, its for serious music. I am happy that I got it.

Bought this to transport music gear for our guitar-flute duo. Used it once for a gig and worked great. Assembly of the wheels took a few minutes, otherwise, comes ready to roll. It would come in handy for location shoots too. I'm sure they large front wheels will pay dividends over models with smaller ones. B&H price was significantly lower than others at the time I bought it.

I wanted to record Flute or Sax into my original music with my DAW and needed a decent mic with a simple hookup. What's easier than USB? I looked at the Blue Yeti, MXL2010, AT2020 and others. I purchased the AT2020 because of it's specs/price and couldn't be happier. My flute sounds great with no effects and I can sit 12-18 inches away.

It's a beautiful experience listening to deep bass or instrumental music. Call quality is great too and they ares super comfotrable for wearing 2-3hr at a stretch. There are way too many features that I could not test. The connectivity to multiple devices is not very intuitive (TBH I have not seen the tutorial included in the app so it's partially my mistake) Overall, highly recommended.

I listen to classical music and acoustic modern jazzy music (97% instrumental). These headphones sound natural and feel comfortable on my head. If you like the K701 then these are much better. NOTE: They are not bassy; i.e. bass is neutral.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

This device used by professional flute musician, she work in orchestra.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

I used it shooting tennis and Indian Wells and it keeps up. Used with my Sony a9, 20fs.