Reach Records Studio

This is perfect for getting studio quality audio without having to sync any audio in post, plus it records separate audio as a back up, SAVES LOTS OF TIME WHEWWWWW.

I'm a musician who performs and records, and K&M stands are my favorite by far for live situations and in the studio. The construction is solid and reliable, and when you pay a little more for something because it's made better you tend to take care of it more, and I definitely have with the first K&M stand I purchased almost 3 years ago. My only issue, but I find this with most mic stands, is that the joint where the boom meets the stand never seems to get tight enough to support a large capsule condenser. But, like I said, most stands I've come across gradually droop a bit and overtightening just ruins the rubber gasket. K&M is my new favorite stand!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I will definitely recommend the product to any body who does music and records. I've been in high end sound studio's and this compares to Krk and others. Definitely will recommend. I have my set for my display in my studio

This mic has been used on some of the most iconic records out there, it works wonderfully in podcast situations, as well as recording live and studio. It’s incredible for churches who are now adjusting to recorded worship scenarios.

I use this for in-studio video in my recording studio. It records beautifully at lower light levels. The ability to record 2 formats at once is a time saver. It is compact, light and all the functions are easy to learn. The battery takes a long time to charge.

Records great with very little interference.

It records clear audio.

Excellent for high-end equipment. I use for an audio studio to make it easier to reach rack-mounted power distribution. Does the job perfectly.

If you want strong and sturdy and reach this is it. I use it for location and studio work. Heavy, but that is what I need for keeping lights from falling over.

I use my 416 for Run and Gun, Studio, Interviews, TV. I have never found a reason to go to another mic unless I needed more than one mic; then I usually reach for another 416.