Premium Warm Audio WA-47jr Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone Nickel: Unparalleled Sound Quality and Elegance Review

I have seen many tutorial channels promoting this microphone. Obviously it was a paid advertisement because the microphone isn't very good. It's rugged and no better than any typical $1-200 capacitor.

Mixing music is much easier with this microphone. I used to have a crappy mic and saved up for it and it was a huge game changer. The sound is crisp and clear. I still have a lot of work to do on the vocals after the recording, they automatically sound great and everything else is the icing on the cake!

This microphone was recommended to me by a music industry professional. He was working on some of the old Fleetwood Mac stuff. I followed his advice and was so glad I did. This mic is so clean and crisp and sounds so professional. I use it for vocals and acoustic guitar or other acoustic instruments. I love it!

I do a lot of voice work for professional clients and TV shows and I really didn't like my AKG mic. I just couldn't EQ it to sound natural. This WA-47jr was amazing right out of the box. Such a natural sound, no noise. I use the Cardiod pattern for voice leading and it's amazing. I just turn the bass down a bit in the EQ as my voice tends to be quiet. Add some basic compression and it's amazing. At $299, you can't beat this mic.

When I first saw the Warm Audio brand name I giggled sarcastically thinking their mics sound warm. I needed a high-quality, multi-channel, large-diaphragm condenser microphone from a well-known manufacturer at a relatively low price. Everyone knows AKG, so I went with the P420 ($199). It's well built and the price was spot on for my budget/needs. After a few weeks the sound quality got a little nasal, after which I heard a few pops/pops on playback. Time cannot be wasted on an important…