If and when you are in need of more than just your go to $100 microphone in your studio, it’s helpful to know what other mics are available. With so many brands and types to choose from it can become overwhelming. I recently stumbled upon a small audio company in Canada called Kel Audio and they make some fantastic mics that are reasonably priced. Check out the video review below for some sound samples and more info about them, and also check out Kel’s website for more details on their entire mic line and info about the company!
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Which one do you prefer, the berhinger b1 or the mics in the video?
They’re all different. The B1 is a great vocal and acoustic guitar mic. Clear and present. The Kel mics are bring in a different character that compliments the B1 nicely.
Cool…might get one.
I didn’t care for the HMD2 on the kick drum a whole lot, but I really liked the HM1 as overheads. It sounds very clean without making the highs sound super brittle, which is a problem a lot of cheaper small diaphragm condensers seem to have. I will definitely keep these in mind the next time I need to pick up some mics.