Meet the studio condenser that captures every nuance. With three switchable polar patterns, the large-diaphragm Audio-Technica AT4050 exhibits a remarkable combination of qualities: high-SPL capability with transparent and airy uppers/mids complemented by rich low-end qualities. Its dual large diaphragms are gold-vaporized and aged for consistent, outstanding performance. A precision-machined, nickel-plated brass acoustic element baffle provides rock-solid element stability and exceptional sensitivity.
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...about VMS and having to get another interface just to use it the more I am considering getting an Audio-Technica AT4050 and a Warm Audio TB12 for about the same price or less if you include the interface. VMS is sounding like too much of a hassle to work properly. Steven Slate you...
At $699.99 each, I wouldn't exactly call Beyer MC930s "budget mics". You've asked about other things than SDCs. Again I'll state, AT4050s make for awesome overheads and with switchable patterns, you can horse around with quite a few different Overhead techniques.