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This a VERY good microphone especially for the price. It provides clear accurate sound of acoustical instruments. Being able to change the directional pattern is a great plus. It allows me to pickup just the instrument or the instrument and room reverberations when recording. The violin and viola musicians I have recorded love the sound this microphone produces (so far those are the only instruments I have recorded with it). It would be nice to be able to change the pattern of the mic without having to change the tip but is is not a big deal to switch tips. For the price this is a great microphone it compares very favorably with mics costing 2 to 3 times the price.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

We now have four Audio-Technica Pro 37's. They are used in a house of worship setting for instruments, two on the piano and two that rotate picking up the bell choir and occasionally micing other instruments such as guitars and cellos. On occasion they have even been used for voice. We find the Pro 37 to be a versatile condenser microphone that has never let us down. I really can't find anything negative to report. Over all a great small microphone to have in your stable.

I use pelican cases to ship delicate research instruments. They are extremely durable and if anything breaks on it Pelican is quick to send you a no charge replacement part (such as a latch). I would recommend this and any other pelica case.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These headphone are beautifully designed and comfortable to wear. They come with three sized ear buds made of soft rubber. They stay in position even while exercising and they have a special flat, tangle-free cable. But most important, the sound was brilliant. I was able to hear individual instruments with amazing clarity. In fact, outstanding clarity is how I would sum up these headphones in two words. The moment I started the music I was struck by the definition and quality of individual instruments. Frankly, I’ve never been a big fan of using headphones but these sold me on how much fun it is to listen to music with them. Good bass, mid-tones and high tones. My only suggestion would be that they could make the right & left lettering on them easier to read.

I use these to listen to Pre recorded lessons during horseback riding. They fit nicely-not interfering with my helmet and are comfortable. I had problems with earbuds falling out at the canter. These don’t move no matter what I’m doing. Thanks, I love them!!

As a follow up to my first review, I finally got to record a meeting with the 1312L pair and they sound great, clean & very quiet with a full audio range.� Before using them live,� I recorded three microphones in a test, the two kit mics vs. an AKG Perception 420.� They all sound very similar in color, with the 420 recording better lows, but not by much.� I also discovered under testing and live that the MT830 lavalier is quite omni-directional and easily pics up surrounding noise making it susceptible to feedback near speaker sources so you need to compensate live.� The handheld T1002 does not seem to care where it is and never feeds back.� They both recorded quite well with good resonant lows and with the highs benefiting with about a 4dB boost at 10k.� I am very impressed so far and will buy another set to fill the rack space.

They're light weight. They fold up and the sound is great for monitoring video production live on set. They seem to have a flat response, meaning they don't color the audio by adding additional freqs that are not actually in the recorded audio, and seem to be true to the actual audio being recorded.

I bought 4 to enable a much larger group to be recorded without upsizing my Yamaha mixer. They work exactly as advertised. They're well built and pack easily.

These CDRs recorded in the Tascam Live CD Recorder when assorted generics would not. They are great for multiple copies at a good price.