BehringerECM8000 Ultra-Linear Omni-Directional Measurement Condenser Microphone, 20-20000Hz Frequency Response, 200 Ohms Impedance

I am a sound engineer and I do sound design and installs for churches. I have used this mic several times as a house mic for adding to the livestream mix or for adding to the in ears mix, works great and and about 1/10 of the price for other condenser mics.

Works great!

I spent about 5 hours with the Umik-1 and this Behringer. I gotta give it to the Behringer. It was a much more flatter line on the higher frequencies.Highly recommended. Unbelievable price.

I originally got this mic for use with Room EQ Wizard to EQ speakers in both my living room and my home studio. I discovered it's a little bit of a fiddly setup with an XLR mic, as you also have to configure the audio interface. I got it set up and was happy with the results, but if I could do it again I'd spend a little more money on a mini DSP mic.After setting up my speakers, it sat in a closet for a couple of years until I switched over from electric drums to acoustic and needed a way to record them. Out of all of the mics I had, this was bizarrely the one I liked the sound of most for an overhead. It was bright and clear without being harsh and the cymbals had a nice shimmer to them. I bought a second one so I could have a stereo pair and I'm quite happy with the sound, especially for the money.

Excellent purchase, perfect price.

Excelente

I'm the TD at a church right now and we needed a good way to monitor levels in our 6 auditoriums. I couldn't justify spending $500 on each mic, when these are giving us the consistency we need for less than 10% of the cost. I check the calibration weekly and they're rock solid.

I use these dailyfor Professional Audio Pa System tuning / feedback problem solving. They also work well as crowd mic's.