I went through nine AT4050s and kept the two that were most closely matched. This pair is within +/-1dB from 80Hz to 20kHz, as you can see in the analysis plot from a re-amped guitar cab recording. Both are the early CM5 model, which uses traditional through-hole components. I believe one dates to the late 90s, the other to the early 2000s. Clean, never dropped, no weird noises. These mics excel on piano, acoustic guitar, vocals, and amps of all kinds.
Both mics come with their original cases. They also include aftermarket shockmounts and thread adapters.
Both mics come with their original cases. They also include aftermarket shockmounts and thread adapters.
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.learn more |
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