Recording Crown Condenser Microphones

If there's one thing professional and amateur audiophiles have in common, it's the drive and desire to outfit their workspaces with the tools of the trade necessary to get the job done…and get it done right. That starts with recording Crown condenser microphones. Crown specializes in boundary and pressure zone mics - microphones that are most used in studio monitoring and ambient sound recording. Not one to spend time in a studio? No problem, Crown has condenser mics for all sorts of different audio and video applications, all you have to do is find the model that's going to best suit your sound needs.

When it comes to your Crown condenser microphone needs, you're the only one who can determine what you do and don't want. It never hurts to scope out all your options though before making a final decision. Take for example, Crown's best-selling Sound Grabber II PZM Condenser Microphone. It's designed for "no-fuss" music recoding. Simply set it on the floor near your group and wait for it to work its magic. Because the PZM is placed on a flat surface, it doesn't suffer from comb-filtering issues that sometimes occur with spot or room miking when sound bounces off the walls, the ceiling or the floor. The Sound Grabber II works well with camcorders too, so if you're prepping for your bands video debut, this is an excellent mic to have on hand.

It's always in your (and your music's) best interest to have the right mic for the job and with this extensive catalog of recording Crown condenser microphones, finding the perfect mic should be easier than you'd have ever thought possible. From surface-mount supercariod mics like the handsomely-styled PCC170SWO Surface Mount Supercardioid Boundary Mic to super low-profile models that offer big sound like MB3 Mini Boundary Mic, there's bound to be a mic here for whatever audio application you have in mind.