Without a proximity effect and with a very flat frequency response, the omni C4 is a wonderful tool for recording an acoustic environment. Louder stuff requires the use of the C4вЂ™s 10dB pad, but if what you hear is what you want on tape, the C4 is up to the task. Used in close proximity to strings, acoustic guitars, or other moderate acoustic output instruments the C4s deliver a very credible representation of the instrumentвЂ™s actual output. These microphones are quick, clean, and precise. For the price, IвЂ™ve never run into a better recording tool. WeвЂ™ve found the C4s to be one of the most useful and accurate microphones weвЂ™ve used. The mics met the schoolвЂ™s requirement, but the real test was did they meet the instructorвЂ™s expectations. The C4 kit comes with a pair of microphone bodies, two each cardioid and omni capsules, shock mounts, and a solid storage case. Musictech College hooked on to the Studio Projects microphones in 2002 (thanks to Scott JarrettвЂ™s research and initative) to provide students with access to a high quality small element condenser mic that wouldnвЂ™t cost the school an arm and a leg when a student found a way to misuse the mic as a drum stick (or a drum practice pad), The street price of a C4 pair is about $370.

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