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I snagged a pair of these for a big record, mainly to add a different color for a room sound. I ended up popping them over the drums for a VERY full sound. I could easily pull off a full sound with them and a kick. Cymbals were mellow and smooth, drums full.I tried it next on guitar...really loved it. 5150 heavy thrashier tunes, this added a lot of weight and preserved that high end sizzle clearly. I paired it with a SM57 and an e906--was really pleased with the balance it added.Bass...used it on an Oranged AD200B through an Orange 4x10. Crushed it. Full, deep, clean and clear.And, lastly, because I was so thrilled with, I tried it on vocals. Heavy shouting/screams/growls/clean--for this person it was very full, clear, smooth and far from hyped or jubilant. I even went and tried it after to see how it sounded on my voice, it was wonderful.

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I purchased these to have some flexibility recording several different things. For drum overheads - these sound fantastic. Do yourself a favor and try them out in all modes - they are extremely different. For me - these mics as a spaced pair in omni mode sounds like butter. Everything is tamed and balanced and the drums sound ultra realistic. If I wanted more cymbal sizzle and was planning to cut out the bottom end, cardioid would work well too. For vocals and acoustic (together) - all modes had nice characteristics. Figure 8 sounded really good though and is super handy for keeping good isolation between the vocal and the guitar. They also performed very well in blumlein and mid-side setup. These were just what I needed and exceeded expectations. For the price, i'm not sure how you would beat these. They feel solid and well built. Getting both a shock mount basket and a regular mount is a big plus as well.

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The Warm Audio 47 microphone is a true standout in the realm of affordable recording equipment. Inspired by the renowned Neumann U47, this microphone offers a stunning blend of vintage charm and modern performance. From its sturdy construction to its elegant design, every aspect of the Warm Audio 47 exudes quality.Sonically, the Warm Audio 47 shines with its large diaphragm capsule, capturing vocals and instruments with remarkable clarity and warmth. Whether used for capturing intimate vocal performances or recording acoustic instruments, it consistently delivers a rich and smooth character that harkens back to classic recordings. The microphone's versatility is further enhanced by its selectable polar patterns, including cardioid, figure-8, and omnidirectional, allowing for precise control and adaptability in any recording situation.What sets the Warm Audio 47 apart is its exceptional value for money. It successfully emulates the renowned Neumann U47 at a fraction of the price, making it an attractive option for both home studios and professionals on a budget. The microphone's premium build quality ensures durability and longevity, while its timeless design adds a touch of elegance to any recording setup.

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Excellent quality mic. Sounds really smooth. Not brittle. Sounds better than the Neumann tlm 103.

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The Warm Audio 47 microphone is a true standout in the realm of affordable recording equipment. Inspired by the renowned Neumann U47, this microphone offers a stunning blend of vintage charm and modern performance. From its sturdy construction to its elegant design, every aspect of the Warm Audio 47 exudes quality.Sonically, the Warm Audio 47 shines with its large diaphragm capsule, capturing vocals and instruments with remarkable clarity and warmth. Whether used for capturing intimate vocal performances or recording acoustic instruments, it consistently delivers a rich and smooth character that harkens back to classic recordings. The microphone's versatility is further enhanced by its selectable polar patterns, including cardioid, figure-8, and omnidirectional, allowing for precise control and adaptability in any recording situation.What sets the Warm Audio 47 apart is its exceptional value for money. It successfully emulates the renowned Neumann U47 at a fraction of the price, making it an attractive option for both home studios and professionals on a budget. The microphone's premium build quality ensures durability and longevity, while its timeless design adds a touch of elegance to any recording setup.

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Its big and shiny. Patterns are consistent. Roll and pad are nice. It is NOT bright nor sibilant. It has a bit of a dip in the upper range which makes it work for my particular voice when I hit higher notes. Sounds bigger with a BLA mic pre. I’m happy with it.

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We've all heard that the U47 FET is a studio staple as an outside kick mic. Having a limited supply of microphones, I'd never been able to dual-mic kicks in my teeny little project studio. I'd heard the legends of the tubeless German wonder, so when Warm Audio announced this little bugger, I began foaming at the mouth. I've finally managed to get my hands on one, and while my experience with it is limited to one day at present, I can report that this is going to do wonders for my kick drum recordings. Now, instead of trying to do the dance between adequate levels of beater and body with my trusty Beta 52, I can position that sucker for optimum SLAP and bring in this new friend to round out the bottom end. Delicious! Of course I plan to try this mic elsewhere too. The kick out placement doesn't exactly tell me, for example, how this mic will handle the annoying nasaly frequencies in my voice. I intend to find out, but right now, I feel as if I've already gotten my money's worth (and more) from this microphone. This is a seriously ridiculous value.

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I bought the silver version of this mic and let me tell you, the chassis isn't the only thing that shines. I bought this to replace my Blue mic since I was recording in a bass heavy space and my Blue wasn't getting me that clean shiny top end. Just bumping up the highs with an EQ or compressor brought harshness and an unnatural sound i didn't like. All that is history with this mic though! I don't even need the air function on my Scarlett all that much and all i need to do is cut the low end and add a small shelf to the highs for detail. Most I've ever paid for gear and I can say it was worth it. The three polar patterns are also a HUGE plust.

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Old school classic with bigger dynamics.Just get it, no review needed, it's phat like that.

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After all the glowing reviews, I was looking forward to working with this mic. But I'm probably going to return it... The Sound: On vocals, this is as sibilant as any of the Chinese mics in this price range. And I've tried many of them, including AKG, Blue, Sterling (which actually sounds much better than this) and others... It's the kind of hyped-high frequency sound that you get from most cheap mics. It's really hard to "De-S" vocals recorded with this. And overall the sound is rather thin, although it has a solid output volume level, and low noise. But it's just not anything different from the typical 100 Euro mic. Maybe it works better on other instruments. There's not a lot of "body" to the sound. And as far as it being compared to any "47"s, it's Nothing like a Neumann... The build quality is good (although mine had a stain on the body). Everything seems solid. The shock mount works good. Serviceable, but not worth the extra money over a Bluebird.

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