AKG Pro Audio Perception P4 Dynamic Cardiod Microphone Designed for Drums and Percussions, Wind Instruments and Guitar Amps

AKG Pro Audio Perception P4 Dynamic Cardiod Microphone Designed for Drums and Percussions, Wind Instruments and Guitar Amps

Name: AKG Pro Audio Perception P4 Dynamic Cardiod Microphone Designed for Drums and Percussions, Wind Instruments and Guitar Amps
Brand: AKG Pro Audio
SKU: 1344739
Price: 69.00 USD
Rating: 9 (53 reviews)

$ 69.00

Score By Feature

Based on 53 ratings

Packaging

8.65

Delivery

9.18

Value for money

9.02

Giftable

8.94

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Product Description

With a sound pressure level of up to 152dB, it can handle very loud instruments without

With a built-in hum compensation coil, this speaker rejects any EMC noise for the purest sound possible

Designed to operate continuously in narrow-stage environments with a cardioid polar pattern

Your instrument's sound will be reproduced in a neutral and flat manner with a sweet frequency response

A drum stand adapter is integrated into the shell, along with a mounting bracket for ease of installation

Selected User Reviews For AKG Pro Audio Perception P4 Dynamic Cardiod Microphone Designed for Drums and Percussions, Wind Instruments and Guitar Amps

The design is appealing to me

4/5

Getting the most bang for the buck is a great idea. You should not have connectors oriented in any direction. A bass drum or other noise-reduction device would be pretty much useless). When dealing with very loud drums like the D-35, handling SPL is not an issue whatsoever. 40, though, AKG really missed a trick with the XLR connection orientation they gave this mic. This mic won't work with an XLR connector that is 90 degrees unless it is okay with the body of the connector sticking out at a weird A Neutrik 90-degree xlr can be used to align the cable with the mic body, but it will not lock in this position, so it will not work most of the time. I think that kind of defeats the purpose of having a nice, short microphone.

Frankie Romero

| Apr 05, 2021

We give this book three stars

3/5

I had to get a replacement clip from AKG, not from the supplier, when I was installing the microphone.

Elyse Peterson

| Jul 17, 2021

The design is appealing to me

4/5

The mic out of a guitar amplifier can be used with this. The design is appealing to me. The stage is a little smaller sometimes, so we have a little more room for angles.

Lennox Summers

| Aug 05, 2020

I like that little microphone! It produces a clear, bright attack on toms and snare, but I didn't like it much on guitar amps

4/5

It is too bright on guitar amps for my taste, but combined with another mic it can brighten up a dull sounding Considering this mic's price, it's hard to go wrong, but if you can invest a little more, get the AKG P5 dynamic mic, which is much better than this little mic, has better bottom end and work great on a variety of sources.

Walter Giles

| Apr 16, 2021

I give it five stars

5/5

I have the perfect As long as you use it for a guitar combo with 40 watts, it is fine. I recommend it.

Samara Escobar

| Jun 09, 2021

An AKG P4 can be obtained for $US80

5/5

Excellent product I will recommend it 100%
I think the presentation is good, the price is fair. In every AKG product there is a sense of quality. It is a pleasure to work with you.

Deborah Gentry

| Jan 19, 2021

This is excellent

5/5

The mic I use is currently used for my podcasts, of which I have three coming up. It is a delight to be able to use AKG products and am looking forward to hearing about some more podcast mic options as they are considered instrument mics and Nevertheless, with a bit of EQ and training, they can be used well for voices as well, and are comparable.