STC-2 large diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone from Sontronics

It's a refined performer the high frequencies sound smooth and unhyped, the low end is similarly balanced and the mid range sounds clear and natural. - Huw Price, Music Tech Magazine

The STC-2 employs a one-inch, gold-sputtered capsule and is ideally suited for recording vocals, spoken word and acoustic instruments. The evenly balanced frequency response delivers a defined low-end and a very detailed, open top-end, accurately capturing your subject
in all its colours.

The STC-2 has a very smooth high-frequency roll-off, ensuring a natural presence to your recordings. In addition, its low-cut filter and -10dB pad switches will help you get the best from your recording, making this microphone a truly flexible all-round tool for your studio.

A spider suspension mount is provided, which helps to isolate the sensitive microphone from any transient noise travelling through the mic stand.

The STC-2 and its shockmount are supplied in a smart aluminium flightcase.

For full details visit: http://www.timespace.com/product/STC2S-200/3/9999987/stc2_microphone_(silver)...

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[1mom2james]

Hi Trevor, is this microphone also can be used for singing live in a small gathering?

If so, then do I need an amp or preamp?

[timespace08]

Hi, the STC-2 is great for vocals and can be used live although you may prefer a handheld mic like the STC-6. The STC-2 requires phantom power which could be supplied by a pre-amp or mixing desk but this depends on your set-up.

All the best,

T+S

[hawg427]

How would you compare this mic to the AT4040 Condenser mic especially for recording acoustic guitar? The AT4040 goes for $299 US Dollars.

[derofficer]

why no sound samples?

[fecite]

Hello , i'm a rap spitter and i wanted to buy the mic just for home records but i still doubt between the STC-2 and SE Z 3300, which one would u choose.. Thanks