Studio Mic Performance With Desktop Convenience

US AKG announces the Perception 120 USB microphone      06/10/09

Studio Mic Performance With Desktop Convenience


Buying Choices
Affilliate Links help support the site
The Perception 120 USB is the very first USB-equipped microphone from AKG, offering, they tell us studio-quality sound performance without requiring any installation or drivers.
Thomas Stubics, AKG's Product Marketing Manager for Recording and Broadcast, told us, "The new USB-equipped Perception 120 USB microphones will extend AKG's successful Perception range. With the widespread USB standard and its ease of use, this new model allows users without any recording experience to make professional-quality recordings from their home."
Here's the rest of what AKG have to say...
The Perception 120 USB is a real plug-and-play device that allows users to do podcasts, voiceovers, and studio-quality rehearsal-recordings quickly and easily. It is capable of working with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Mac OS X but also the new Windows 7. And for the price, it is one of the only USB microphones with an integrated high-quality Analogue-to-Digital Converter (24-bit, 128x oversampling) for convincing sound quality and low noise.
As of 2008, there are about two billion USB devices sold per year, and about six billion sold to date. The USB is a widely known interface for audio equipment like sound cards, active monitors, and outboard equipment, which makes the Perception 120 one of the most versatile microphones available. The Perception 120 includes a two-third-inch condenser capsule with a low-mass diaphragm delivering accurate sonic details an integrated pop filter that avoids plosives, a switchable bass cut filter, and an attenuation switch. The Perception comes complete with everything you need: a tripod table stand, a swivel mount and an USB cable.
Pricing and Availability:
TBC More information:

Want Our Newsletter?



More...

5 Firmware Updates that Totally Changed the Game 

Revisions that turned synths into brand new machines


Play V-collection sounds in standalone


Is the Korg Drumlogue worth it in 2024? 

Developments for Korg's instrument have been slow but promising.


Physical modelling instrument


Sega sound for now


Aodyo Loom


Hey there, we use Cookies to customize your experience on Sonicstate.com