Make Percussion Instruments At Home

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

12 core is where its at.

I use the mic to record vocals and instruments in my home studio. The pros are clear and accurate recording. No cons found yet.

I'm a musician and home recording my own stuff. I used these mics both for close miking acoustic instruments and overall ambiance miking, and they gave very good performance in both. I'm not so much obsessive about flat frequency response, and I'm not running a full equipped studio; so these are more than enough for me. Unbelievably great performance for the price, especially on acoustic instruments, low weight, works directly with the 48V phantom power of my firewire sound interface, also suitable for stereo ambiance miking as a pair when needed, with a really slight difference in frequency response. Worst thing about them is, although it's said that they are cardioid, they are in fact somewhere between cardioid and omni.

I use it in my home recording studio for vocals and instruments. amazing versatility and recording sounds true and clear! i have never heard this kind of quality from a microphone at this price.

Using as a multi-track home recording situation. I record multiple instruments(guitar, keyboards, synths, electric drums)live into garageband and everything sounds great. Only odd thing about it is that there's no power switch, but this is not an issue once you hook it up to an outlet with a switch.

the E-Percussion Module Mount by Alesis is the perfect part i was looking for....

Small size but sound like big one. Make my home theater complete

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

I use it for home photos and video. Make sure you have the correct bolt size, 1/4 or 3/8. Some people, not saying any names, can get confused, think it refers to the puck thickness, and order the a wrong model. Then you just feel silly. Fine product.