Mine makes me :D

Great value mic.

Disregard those comparisons to U87's etc.,......I have had a C1 set up along side a U87, AKG414[TL II] and a few other mics, (did this 18 months ago to satisfy my curiousity), and I can honestly say that the C1 will more than hold it's own, but like any mic.....they all have their own individual flavour or colouring which is not always right for a given situation.

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Thanks for the info.
I have a Cad E-200 but it doesn't have that crispness that I'm looking for.
It's a good mic, but it seems to lack somewhat on the top end.

Got one, love it. I use it as my primary vocal mic.

I have a pair of them. They're wonderfully crisp on the high end, not brittle, more airy. I've used them for some vocals, percussion, even acoustic guitar. A great investment!

Martin

Hi! i am wondering to buy a mic to record a demo in my house using electric guitars, piano, bass, piano and vocals...I have around 200 dollars and was recomended to buy a C1 by studio projects... i don't know how to explain it, but i like the sounding with body, ''deep'', very full and not only brigthly without lows
is this mic ok??
thanks from now...hope for your answer

tonato is sounds like your looking more for the B1 or T3
Yes The C1 is great and with a class A pre alot better
The C1 is briter than the T3 tube and i think Kurt had the right mic for you B1 .I think thats a tube but cheeper than the T3.

ok i got it figured out now.why dont you check out that SP TB1 thats the one with the tube.Talk to Alan Hyatt he will get you in the right mic.