AKG’s Perception microphone series is quickly becoming a top choice for home studios. Each microphone is inspected by a team of specialist to insure top results. Each model in the Perception series shows excellent performance for the cost. AKG’s Perception line includes the 420, 220, 170 and 120. Continuing there legacy AKG still engineers and manufacture in their original establishment located in Vienna, Austria where they keep a close watch of each microphone.
AKG has reserved a prominent place for themselves as a lead contributor to studio recording. Professional engineers, to music directors and composers around the world consistently rely on AKG microphones for their recording needs. With the introduction of the Perception microphone line, now more than ever, audio professionals have access to AKG’s sound in a set of professional recording tools at an affordable price.
The Perception microphone series includes integrated suspension, outstanding dynamic range, switchable attenuation pads, high radio frequency immunity, along with switchable high pass filters, giving musicians, engineers, and producers a number of recording options. Engineers praise the Perception series for its crystal clear imaging and sound that stands-out in recordings.
Today setting up a home studio can be done at low cost. Many hobbyist and prefessionals working on lower budgets own personal studios and now have access to AKG microphones for lower prices than ever. The introduction of the Perception line has opened up the door for recording artists, bands, engineers, and producers, allowing them to work on smaller budgets while maintaining quality results.
AKG’s Perception line includes the 420, 220, 170, and 120 models, each having its own unique features and sonic character. The Perception 120 is designed to be a versatile recording microphone for a variety of applications. The Perception 420 is a multi-pattern microphone that performs well on everything from drums to acoustic instruments, whereas the AKG 220 is a design gaining reputation for its performance on vocals along with lead instruments. Finally, the Perception 170 is best known for its definition and accuracy, especially when working with transient sounds, such as drums or a percussive guitar.
