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Studio Projects B1. Condenser Microphone. Microphones / Miking. By Paul White. Published June 2005. The B1 may seem like just another cheap Chinese mic, but it punches well above its league. Studio Projects are part of the PMI Group, which now owns the Joemeek brand and distributes a number of other products including Toft Audio Designs.
Though not radically different in sound from some of the other Chinese mics I've tried, the combination of a well-balanced sound, distinctive cosmetic design and included accessories makes these Studio Projects microphones very attractive.
Read Sweetwater customer reviews for Studio Projects C1 Large-diaphragm Condenser Microphone. Rated 4.5 / 5 by 67 customers!
The latest addition to the Studio Projects range is the T3, a multi-pattern tube microphone that comes with cable, power supply, foam wind shield and shockmount, all packed in a tidy aluminium flightcase. In this case the tube is a dual-triode 6072, chosen for its traditional warm sound.
30 lis 2020 · This is my review on one of the least expensive but still viable studio condenser microphones on the market today. At only $119 it rivals the SM57 in bang for the buck and I hope this informs...
The TB1 by Studio Projects is one of the best in the “B” line of microphones that they have come out with, and it is also probably the most expensive. You wont need to purchase this microphone for your home set up.
The Studio Projects C1 is a condenser microphone made for use in the recording studio. It has a cardioid polar pattern and it also has an XLR microphone cable output. Like a lot of cheap microphones these days, the C1 comes from China and is the same microphone that a few companies are putting out under different names.
