Description
Just when you thought capturing live audio with precision and depth was reserved for the most expensive microphones, the Audio-Technica AT8022 X/Y Stereo Microphone emerges as a game-changer in the field of professional audio recording. Engineered to deliver an expansive stereo field and detailed frequency response, this microphone is a testament to Audio-Technica's commitment to high-quality, durable, and reliable audio solutions.The AT8022 is designed with versatility in mind, accommodating both external phantom power and a 1.5V AA battery to ensure seamless operation with a variety of cameras and portable recording devices. This feature makes it an indispensable tool for professionals in broadcast, production, and live performance recording.At the heart of the AT8022 lies its innovative X/Y stereo configuration, which houses two condenser capsules in a coincident setup. This advanced design not only captures a true-to-life stereo image but does so in a compact housing that is easy to position and transport. The result is a professional-grade sound that is both immersive and authentic, perfect for capturing the essence of any audio source.The microphone's robust construction is evident in its 5-pin XLR output connector, which ensures a secure and interference-free connection. Audio-Technica enhances the user experience by including dual 3-pin XLR and single 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo mini cables, allowing for compatibility with a wide range of recording equipment.To further aid in achieving the perfect recording, the AT8022 comes with a stand adapter for stable mounting, a windscreen to minimize noise interference, and a protective pouch for safe storage and transport. With these accessories, users can focus on capturing pristine audio in any environment.Whether you're recording a delicate soundscape or the dynamic range of a live concert, the Audio-Technica AT8022 X/Y Stereo Microphone stands as a professional, versatile, and high-quality choice that will consistently deliver exceptional audio performance.
