Audio-Technica Pro35

Mini Clip-on Microphone

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3 years ago

Good for some instruments

The clip system works well on brass but needs extra accessories for other instruments. Sounds great with a little EQing. Wouldn't recommend for violinists as mounting becomes a problem.

Good build quality.

3 years ago

Pro35 For Upright Bass

I bought this microphone after years using a terrible-sounding piezo on my doublebass: the sound of the pizzicato was "ok" but the arco was not.

I tried the audio technica and I was surprised by the quality on this product: both pizzicato and arco sound amazing and very natural, and very little feedback issues. I put four stars on the features cause the standard clip on the doublebass is not the best thing, and I think I'll buy the doublebass adapter; overall is perfect and I'm curious about trying it on an acoustic bass amp.

Worth buying it!

5 years ago

So beautiful!

Finally so happy to have it. Many times I used for my violin.

Now i dont have to borrow a mic. Its always with me.

Great mic.

6 years ago

One of my fav go-to mics!!!

Amazing sound , to me feels like a bit neutral/linear yet retaining the life of the instrument itself, doesn't have the same presence in sound as DPA 4099 though, none the less, very detailed response without sounding cold or harsh, i have used it on almost "everything" , from Sax, Clarinet, Trumpet, AC Guitar, Double Bass, Violin, Toms, Percussion instruments ... damn even used them on choirs !!!

The only thing that sometimes may give you trouble setting this mic on some instruments, its because of his mini clip-on,besides that i am very happy with it, would buy another asap!!!

6 years ago

Works great

Sounds great, works great and easy to use.

No complaints whatsoever.

7 years ago

great value & sound

I first used this on one of my headliner bands on the violinist. Already during soundcheck I was happy by the quality of the sound. For mounting I ended up using a modified Rode Violin clip instead of the included goose-neck & clip as this was preferred by the violinist. Consequently, I bought a second one to use on violins or cello, with equal great quality results.

I have not yet listened to it on a studio recording, but for live use I can highly recommend this mic.

10 years ago

Good mic !!

I bought this for a friend who uses this for his Alto Sax Selmer with VoiceLive 3 Effect.

The sound is good, very easy to setup and to pack up.

10 years ago

Excellent

This mic is excellent!!! I have used it on Flute, Violin, Drums to name a few and it performs brilliantly. Side by side with DPA I would pick this one for the gigs I do, they are often really loud and this Audio Technica has a much higher tolerance/rejection to sound. Very little feedback and is really durable, it will last much longer than other mics in its class. If it ever breaks I'll buy another one!

13 years ago

Great mic at great price

Love this mic, sounds great and doesn't cost a fortune. Highly recommended

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Audio-Technica
  • Released in 1999
  • Average price : $237
  • Condenser microphone
  • Cardioid
  • Ideal for brass and toms
  • Cardioid
  • Frequency response: 50-15000 Hz
  • Open circuit sensitivity: -45 dB (5.6 mV)
  • Impedance: 250 Ohm
  • Maximum input sound level: 145 dB SPL
  • Phantom power: 11-52V DC, 2 mA typical
  • Switch: Flat, roll-off
  • Weight (microphone): 8 g
  • Weight (mains adapter): 81 g
  • Dimensions (microphone): 5.0 mm long, diameter 10.2 mm
  • Dimensions (mains adapter): 92.9 mm long, diameter 18.9 mm
  • 3-Pin XLRM-type (power module)
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