Quartet Band Instrumentals

The AKG P120 has very good dynamic range for a budget microphone. Excellent for voice, and quite good for instrumentals (cello and guitar), too. I listened to every microphone in the $150-250 dollar range before making a decision, and this handily outperformed every other mic in this class. Very nice build quality, heavy and robust.

We have professional portables genetics test units in some Hospitals, that units include a laptop and other instrumentals, the better way to protect it and facility work is with Pelican Case 1500EMS. Excellent quality, lifetime guarantee, lock capacity and built to resistant.

These pairs look sexy and sound amazing. Chose some old song, you will hear different instrumentals come to life. The song that these really comes out is "I Want You Back" by the Jackson 5. A very nice flat sound with a tweak in bass. Mids and High sound phenomenal. There is no distortion when the volume is turned up.

Excellent product. Captures guitar and instrumentals with fantastic clarity. Great even on the high accoustics. More than enough for YouTube videos and any commentary.

I use these headphones for more than just casual listening. I record tracks and mix instrumentals with these. Everyone says my mix is so clear and believed i use studio monitors. I have been using them almost everyday for about 7-8 months and they still work perfectly. I am going to buy some more expensive studio quality headphones but these held over well considering they only cost $. I am not an audiophile by any means but the i think there could be a little too much bass.

LA Guitar Quartet brought these for their show. I was amazed at how easy it was to get their sound through the PA( Allen&Heath GL2400 mixer, QSC amps, JBL speakers). The sound can best be described as the LA Guitar Quartet only louder. Whish I had some for my own studio.

Used for violin solos and string quartet recordings with XY stereo technique, connected to Zoom H6 so far. Base noise is low, and high frequency pick up is impressive. For the price, it is a great deal. Highly recommended.

I'm amazed that people still get excited when the see a carbon boom. I just finished a two day concert with a string quartet and the K tek booms were the hit of the crew.

Used these for stage lighting of a jazz quartet in the huge atrium of a hotel. Worked great!

I sing in an a cappella quartet that had an outdoor wedding performance. I was able to use my KM184 mics with the Rycote Baseball Windscreen and Windjammer in 10-12 mph winds. It reduced the noise enough that I was able to gate out the wind noise, which I could not have done with the standard foam windscreens that came with the mics.