Behringer C-1 Condenser Microphone. Like Boss pedals, it is against the unwritten laws of music for novice musicians to fail to own a piece of Behringer gear.

It's true that the brand has virtually no cache in the sense that everyone has preconceived notions about the performance of their products, but realistically, they're all actually pretty good.

Behringer C-1 Condenser Microphone. A little EQ notching or better isolation should account for this well enough in most situations.

Still, for beginners or for reference or scratch tracks, this is an excellent choice. I used to have one of these for vocals and even for micing smaller amps.

Behringer C-1 Condenser Microphone. Sometimes they might be lacking in build quality, but that isn't the case here.

The C-1 is a microphone of some heft, being die-cast as it is. It feels quite substantial, which is reassuring, but perhaps not central to its function as a studio tool. The detail and sensitivity on these are both well above the price point, though this does come with the side-effect of a slightly higher noise floor than more expensive options.

Absolutely incredible grip in the dry and very impressive in the wet too! I was pretty skeptical at first but decide to give it a go. Not sure on the wear & tear yet but Michelin Pilot Super Sport feel really soft. A little too pricy but i hope its worth the money i've paid. My new tires are 10mm wider so it does take a slight toll on petrol consumption.

But the braking distances are shorter. Most noticeable on wet roads. The rear tires look like a boss when you look at the rear of the car. Planted tires. Good for cornering without braking and very good aqua planing.

I drove Toyota Wish last time. Even its 4 speed auto n 1.8 still kinda pick-up for a very large body, handling also nice. I drove it last time didnt felt it was a mpv, felt like car to me. Toyota Wish is better handling and performance.

Wish is a good car and toyota will never lose to proton. Toyota SC is much better than proton SC. Toyota SC treat you like a boss but proton SC treat you like you need their help. Toyota maintenance is reasonable and quite cheap. sometimes proton parts is much more expensive than toyota.

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The display even automatically adapts its illumination to the ambient light. MSR avoids rear wheel lock up when you chop the throttle or drop the clutch on downshifts. Feeling lucky? Just turn it off entirely, so you can get your slide on like a boss.

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Tables, chairs, credenzas and cabinets have been hand-painted with designs such as retro patterns and vintage motifs unique to Southeast Asia. With prices that do not exceed $1,500 it's an affordable way to own a piece of art.

Marantz Professional MPM-1000 Cardioid Condenser Microphone. That said, I actually prefer the MPM-1000 to the SE X1; the top end character of the X1 is less immediately satisfying to my ears.

Lots of variables we can't see could have an impact on that, of course, but it's a starting place for comparison. This competes more directly with the C-1 above, and is probably the better of the two for some folks. Why you would choose this one: The combination of excellent detail, wide frequency response, and useful extras make this a strong contender.

Pyle-Pro PDMIC78 Dynamic Microphone. On the aforementioned previous list of budget mics, we of course started with the Shure SM57, which is ubiquitous.

At $99, it's already good value for money, but at less than $20, this option from Pyle is too cheap to ignore. For that reason alone, you might as well pick one up and try it. But the interesting thing is that these are actually pretty good.