AKG P220 | ▤ Full Specifications & Reviews

AKG P220 front

a good shock mount and a cool padded aluminum carry
s robust and reliable a real workhorse
The build is quite sturdy and stylish

lack brightness when used on heavier multi-mic setups
lacking midrange and instead a bit exaggerating on lows
no XLR cable supplied with it

Microphone type: Studio microphone
Direction type: Cardioid
Connectivity technology: Wired
Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz

AKG P220 - Pros & Cons

AKG P220

a good shock mount and a cool padded aluminum carry
s robust and reliable a real workhorse
The build is quite sturdy and stylish
The lows are definitely rich and responsive
microphones are better suite to vocals and the spoken word
They are clearer and have a fuller sound and are therefore good
a great microphone at a superb price
very clean
understated
and minimalistic look
AKG performance and quality of sound at
Absolute quality at an affordable price
Great for catching the dynamic of the room
the quality for the price
the build and the flexibility of this mic
honest
slightly warm frequency response
shock mount fits its mic much better than most
well-made
sturdy mic
it sounds good
it is good
It produces clean detail with a warm cushion
Good sound
extremely versatile
great price
is a very nicely designed and solidly built studio microphone

lack brightness when used on heavier multi-mic setups
lacking midrange and instead a bit exaggerating on lows
no XLR cable supplied with it
No microphone cable is included
Condenser microphones can be a little over-sensitive
this microphone is not a one-trick pony
Only has a Cardioid polar pattern
the microphone is heavy (well not to take up a perch 15 euros
way into most of my studio projects somehow or another
Perception 120 still crushes it in the studio
perception 120 still crushes it in the studio
it didn t pick up much at all from the rear
plosives are under control using a pop filter
have a built-in pad or high-pass filter

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AKG P220 - Full Specifications

Microphone type	Studio microphone
Direction type	Cardioid

Colour of product	Black

Device interface	Mini XLR
Connectivity technology	Wired

Signal-to-Noise ratio (SNR)	78.0 dB
Frequency range	20 - 20000

Width	2.13 in
Height	2.13 in
Depth	6.5 in
Weight	18.7 oz

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AKG P220 AKG - Editorial Reviews (1)

AKG P220 AKG Perception 200

soundonsound.com

Published: 31.07.2006

AKG Perception 200

Designed in Europe and built in China, AKG's latest studio mic aims to deliver value for money.

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