AKG has spent decades producing some of the most recognizable condenser microphones in the industry. Models like the C12 and C414 have become studio staples, though their price tags have often placed them beyond the reach of many studios. The company’s latest C-series additions aim to change that.
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AKG’s latest refresh of its microphone lineup has done more than replace a few aging models. Alongside the C104 and C114, the company has introduced the C151, a compact small-diaphragm condenser that takes over from the older Perception P170 while moving it into the more prestigious C-series family.
AKG has been making studio microphones for a very long time, and the company’s C-Series includes some of the most recognizable condensers ever made.
The C104 is part of AKG’s newer, more affordable C-Series lineup, aimed at musicians, podcasters, and streamers who want something more serious than a basic USB mic without jumping straight into C414 money.
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