Sony ECMMS907 Digital Recording Microphone | List Price: $99.99
Discount Price: $66.00
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Brand: Sony
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features: - Electret condenser stereo microphone for advanced amateur use
- Mid/side (MS) capsules create natural stereo panorama
- Adjust pickup angle (90-120 degrees) for single voice/instrument or multi-voice/instrument
- Cannon XLR connector; oxygen-free copper Litz cord
- Ideal for DAT or MD digital recorders
Expected more [Posted on 2008-01-02]
Expecter more, that's it. I am a 30-year fan of SONY products but the application of using this mike varies from good to horrible depending on the source of recording. If you hook it up to a mini-disc recorder it'll shine for you for 24-7 but anything else is a let down. There's nothing bad to say about the seller, he did his part.
great little stereo microphone [Posted on 2008-01-27]
For decent portable recording this stereo directional microphone cannot be beat. It has two directionality settings of 90 and 120 degrees. The single AA battery life is practically forever as long as you remember to turn it off. It works best close up however recoding concerts from the audience is also good if you watch your levels and adjust them accordingly. I get many compliments about my recordings. I use it with a Sharp MD recorder and also bought one for a Roland Micro Digital recorder. It comes with a holder/stand which also can attach to a floor microphone stand if you find the right thread which I never have. That might be the only negative. It also comes with a voice/wind cover to muffle air noise. For a little less than a $100 I think it is a good value.
Good for general use [Posted on 2008-02-24]
This is a good general use mic. It is not a pro level mic. Having made that distinction, I gave it four stars for being a solid representative of its' class. Works best if you use a mic stand rather than holding it or placing it directly on a surface.
Excellent Value! [Posted on 2008-05-08]
I'm a professional piano technician and part-time musician. I use this mic (plugged into a Boss Micro BR recorder) for recording band rehearsals and gigs. It has a very nice clear, "transparent" sound quality and handles high volume levels with no problem.
Sony Stereo Mic [Posted on 2008-07-20]
My son had one that he used with a Creative Labs Nomad Jukebox III. I borrowed it and used it to record my wife's quartet practices on an HP iRiver. They all love the recording quality. That's tough to do, get them all to agree on a mic.
It's traveled around a lot and holds up very well. The sound quality on the recordings is far better than the stereo mic that came with the iRiver or any others we had tried.
We've since used it on my sons video camera; again, stellar results from a very affordable mic.
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