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Key Features
The AKG P170 Project Studio Line Instrument Condenser Microphone excels on any any source that comes its way. Drums? Check. Guitars and pianos? Check. Orchestras and choirs? Check. Achieving great sounds is as easy as positioning the P170 and pressing record, making it a must-have for any engineer.
If you want the legendary AKG sound at a cost-effective price then you're in the right place! The P170's cardioid polar pattern provides an incredibly focused sound with fantastic off-axis rejection of undesirable noise and ambience. Its rugged, all-metal design ensures it's just as comfortable on-stage as it is in the studio, it will be able to withstand the vigors of extended use whilst providing a solid, consistent performance. This as just as well as after one session it'll never be in the microphone locker!
Nearly New: This product may have been opened for quality control purposes, returned by a customer, refurbished, or may have non-essential parts or software missing. Otherwise, the product operates as new. This is a great opportunity to buy a fully functioning product at a discounted price.
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Make the most of the P170's ultra-compact design. This empowers you to position the microphone up close on any musician without being obtrusive and triggering "red-light-fever". You'll find that this will bring out the best in any performer, ultimately making your job and the recording process so much easier.
No problem. Take advantage of the on-board pad switch. When engaged, this reduces the sensitivity of your microphone by up to 20dB. If you're recording sources with high SPLs such as drums, large choirs and amplifiers then this is excellent for minimising the risk of clipping and capsule damage.