Mô tả sản phẩm: Microphone AKG D77 S
AKG D 77 S PROFESSIONAL MICROPHONE
If you are a beginning level vocalist, home recording enthusiast, or musician, you are probably already very ware that there is no shortage of entry level microphones to choose from. The trick is to pick the one that will suit your needs without breaking your budget. The AKG D 77 S is a very good entry level microphone, that is both relatively inexpensive as well as providing relatively good quality. If you are looking for good quality at a reasonable price, you may wish to consider auditioning the AKG D 77 S the next time you are in your local musical instrument store. The AKG D 77 S has a retail price of $119.00, but it can be had at most large musical instrument chain stores and Internet dealers for as little as $59.00.
The AKG D 77 S is a relatively rugged dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern. It is part of the AKG CCS (Crystal Clear Sound) Series of microphones, which are designed to try to bring the words low cost and high quality into the same sentence. Unlike a condenser microphone, a dynamic microphone like the AKG D 77 S does not require an external power source in order for it to operate properly. A microphone with a cardioid polar pattern like the AKG D 77 S is one that is designed to pick up sounds best that are coming at it from directly in front of the microphone, and to be less sensitive to picking up sounds that are coming at it from the sides or back. This makes a dynamic cardioid microphone a favorite for entry level vocalists and musicians, as it makes it easier to isolate and pick up the sounds that one wants to reproduce, and to avoid picking up unwanted noises that might be originating from the sides or back of the microphone, such as from other musicians on the stage or from the audience.
The AKG D 77 S also comes equipped with an On/Off switch. Most professional quality microphones do not have an On/Off switch, but I have always found this to be a handy thing to have, especially in those cases where one is performing live, and the microphone begins to feedback. A quick flip of the switch and the microphone becomes silent, which usually gives the sound man enough time to adjust the gain on the microphone to lower the chances of feedback, as well as giving the vocalist time to back the microphone away from a monitor or other speaker that the microphone’s signal is feeding back into.
If you are a beginning level vocalist, home recording enthusiast, or musician, you are probably already very ware that there is no shortage of entry level microphones to choose from. The trick is to pick the one that will suit your needs without breaking your budget. The AKG D 77 S is a very good entry level microphone, that is both relatively inexpensive as well as providing relatively good quality. If you are looking for good quality at a reasonable price, you may wish to consider auditioning the AKG D 77 S the next time you are in your local musical instrument store. The AKG D 77 S has a retail price of $119.00, but it can be had at most large musical instrument chain stores and Internet dealers for as little as $59.00.
The AKG D 77 S is a relatively rugged dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern. It is part of the AKG CCS (Crystal Clear Sound) Series of microphones, which are designed to try to bring the words low cost and high quality into the same sentence. Unlike a condenser microphone, a dynamic microphone like the AKG D 77 S does not require an external power source in order for it to operate properly. A microphone with a cardioid polar pattern like the AKG D 77 S is one that is designed to pick up sounds best that are coming at it from directly in front of the microphone, and to be less sensitive to picking up sounds that are coming at it from the sides or back. This makes a dynamic cardioid microphone a favorite for entry level vocalists and musicians, as it makes it easier to isolate and pick up the sounds that one wants to reproduce, and to avoid picking up unwanted noises that might be originating from the sides or back of the microphone, such as from other musicians on the stage or from the audience.
The AKG D 77 S also comes equipped with an On/Off switch. Most professional quality microphones do not have an On/Off switch, but I have always found this to be a handy thing to have, especially in those cases where one is performing live, and the microphone begins to feedback. A quick flip of the switch and the microphone becomes silent, which usually gives the sound man enough time to adjust the gain on the microphone to lower the chances of feedback, as well as giving the vocalist time to back the microphone away from a monitor or other speaker that the microphone’s signal is feeding back into.
