AKG C3000 Microphone











AKG C3000 Microphone
Brand: AKG
Condenser Microphone, Vocal & Microphone
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CODE: AKG C3000
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AKG C 3000 Cardioid Condenser Microphone at a Glance:
- An affordable all-around mic
- Great in the studio and onstage
- AKG quality construction
An affordable all-around mic
You'll love the professional sound you get from the C 3000's large diaphragm. The cardioid pickup pattern is perfect for vocals and instruments in the studio and onstage. You can even use the AKG C 3000 on high SPL instruments like guitar amps and drums. An internal windscreen protects your recordings against annoying wind noise and vocal pops. The AKG C 3000 is a complete package that includes a spider-type shockmount.
Great in the studio and onstage
The AKG C 3000's gold-sputtered 1" large-diaphragm true condenser transducer brings AKG studio quality to the project studio as well as all other areas of recording and live sound applications. A switchable bass cut filter and preattenuation pad make it perfectly suited even for use on loud sound sources producing sound pressure levels up to 150dB SPL. The rugged and roadworthy design of the AKG C 3000 makes it a perfect choice for onstage applications.
AKG quality construction
AKG has been designing and building top-quality microphones for over 60 years, and they continue to put great effort into meeting the needs of modern engineers, producers, and artists. From new, budget-minded models to classic studio essentials, AKG puts quality into every microphone they produce. When you see the familiar logo on an AKG mic, you know it's made to do the job, and do it well.
AKG C 3000 Cardioid Condenser Microphone Features:
- An affordable large-diaphragm condenser mic
- Handle SPL levels up to 150dB
- Perfect for studio and stage use
- AKG quality design and construction
- Requires +48V phantom power
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Warranty: 1 year Service Warranty
Made In/Country of Origin: Made In China
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