I bought it to record live acoustic guitar and vocals, as well as synthesizer played through an amp,, all worked perfectly. Easy as plug in and go,,, low cutoff useful as well as multipattern settings useful,,, I think it's a fine mic, and very solidly constructed.

It does seem a bit more expensive than average for hobbyist level mics, but it is packed with features and very well made.

I didnt need support, so I don't know.

hobbyist

folk and rock

For the price it has outstanding performance in pricing, trust me that buying this microphone wont be a mistake. I record my piano, my voice, and my guitar on here. you can here the guitar on here better than in person.

All this really needs is a pop shield but other than that it has all it need :)

JUST PLUG IT IN AND READY TO USE!!!

AGAIN, For the price its the best i can get.

Really good value. You get more than what you pay for.

Never had problems with the mic and i dropped it like 10 times already.

ITS AS SIMPLE AS THIS, IF MICROPHONES WERE GIRLS, THIS WOULD BE THE MEAGAN FOX OF THE MICROPHONES...

I have cheaper mics that do a much better job than this one. The input volume is very low. It is not sensitive at all. I may have gotten a bad one, but I think it is crap.

They gave me a bunch of jibberish about the applett on their site and then told me to buy a signal boost. I should n't have to buy anything else. I have cheaper mics that perform much, much better than this one.

It looks good but doesn't work for crap.

Simple, just plug and play and the drivers are all installed with volume adjustment under capture.

Very easy to use indeed.

Well the mircophone is quite senstive to loud sound but it just take some personal adjusting. A good software package for recording music will help you fine tune audio tracks.

I don't really see other mics in it's class as far as professional studio microphones.

Don't know, did not use it yet.