2/5 AKG C414
Andrei: For a more affordable version of clean and neutral, AKG C414’s are a classic studio condenser that capture & do justice to a huge variety of sound sources. My favourite for drum overheads, strings, anything that requires good acoustics.
Name: AKG C414 | Year Introduced:1971 | Type: Condenser | Pattern: Switchable
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