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High sensitivity and extremely low self-noise; five switchable polar patterns for placement and application flexibility; two-color LEDs provide quick visual indication of selected polar pattern and output overload; elastic capsule suspension greatly minimizes structurally transmitted noise from chassis vibration; H85 professional shock mount/stand adapter, PF 80 external pop filter and W 414 X external windscreen. A classic microphone with a distinctive timbre especially designed for recording solo vocals and solo instruments. With the introduction of the Next Generation C414 B-XL models, AKG sets new benchmarks for useful features, improved technical specifications, ease of use and available accessories. All of these improvements are answers to requests from ever-demanding recording studios, broadcast stations and concert engineers, but with the basic sonic character of the legendary C414 unaltered. Additional features - High sound pressure level capability and wide dynamic range, completely immune to electrostatic and electromagnetic, interference from digital gear, computer monitors, etc. thanks to solid metal housing and transformerless output stage, three switchable bass cut filters and three pre-attenuation pads with LEDs for quick visual indication. All switchable components operate in low-impedance circuits for ultra-high reliability even in extremely humid conditions. Also available in stereo pair C414 B-XL II/ST.

Differences between AKG C414 B-XL or AKG C414B XLII?

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I'm looking at picking up one of these mics for vocals and guitar and am hoping I can get some information as to what the differences these two versions are? I looked back in the forum and couldn't find anything even though I swear RemyRAD talked about it at one point. I've got both mics at a really good price within about $5 of each other and just wondered which one I should choose.

Difference Between AKG 414 B-XL II and AKG 414 B-XLS

Hi All,

I'm in the process of selecting a condenser mic for my home studio and the AKG 414 matches my needs and perfectly fits my budget. I've read great things on both however I'm not sure how the two series are different? Its stated that the XL II is suited for solo instruments and vocals whereas the XLS is a more universal mic. The XL II cost $100 more too...

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