Nice. Worth the money.

 

Installation can be difficult if your vehicle has it in an odd spot. But this is a great money saver in the long run!THE GOOD-Confirmed fits 2016 Nissan.-Extremely affordable.-Long lasting if you don't drive a lot.THE OK-Pretty flimsy and easy to crush by accident.

El original es de 20cm x 21cm como podran ver en las fotos.... y este viene mas chico!!

The filter received in good condition and fits well. I see improved flow of air in vents now and works great.

Perfecto

Filtro de muy buena calidadUsado en un Sentra 2017

Es un buen micrófono, versátil, los patrones polares funcionan bien, tiene buen peso y buena construcción, etc., pero por el precio esperaba un sonido más profesional, siento muy poca diferencia entre en p220 e incluso he llegado a pensar que tienen la misma cápsula. Entonces toma en cuenta que lo único que estás pagando al comprar el P420 contra el P220 son los patrones polares, que en mi opinión sí valen la pena, pero quizá ahorra un poco más y cómprate un micrófono que suene mejor que también tenga múltiples patrones polares.Ahora bien, como overheads para batería suena sorprendentemente bien, la coloración que tiene va perfecta para los sonidos de los platillos y la tarola. Para voces también es muy bueno, sobre todo si lo usas en stereo con la técnica MS. En general, los instrumentos de percusión menor (que no tengan un SPL alto) los capta muy bien. Para grabar música clásica es muy bueno ya que se puede usar para ensambles de cuerdas, cuerdas individuales e incluso en pianos de cola suena bien.

Cumple con su objetivo y es de muy buena calidad a un súper precio.

Ya tenemos experiencia con los micrófonos AKG del mismo modelo en transmisiones de programas de radio desde hace 4 años, por esa razón volvimos a comprar este artículo.

Tenía antes un Rode Nt1-A pero habia escuchado buenas reseñas de este microfono y no me arrepiento para nada del cambio. El sonido es bastante claro y nitido.

Excelente calidad/precio

Great filters for nissan sentra 2014It fits nicely

To compete with mics made in China, you must make your mics in China. That seems to be the thought that AKG brought forth when they entered the home recording market. Rather than slapping their name on anonymous designs, the Vienna-based company instead designed their own circuits while subcontracting the manufacture.Such is the case with the dual diaphragm AKG P420 (Amazon), one of the Perception series mic lineup. With a street price of $200, the AKG P420 is the higher end of the affordable mic range, but as an AKG, it’s towards the low end of their product line. It has the features and the performance to justify choosing it over a less expensive competitor. The AKG logo never fails to add an “I’m serious” note to your home studio.Switch It UpIf you’re not familiar with the term “dual diaphragm” condenser, you might be new to the concept of multiple polar patterns in one microphone. The AKG P420 has a pair of one-inch diaphragms, the textbook definition of a large diaphragm microphone. The pair of diaphragms, along with some nifty electronics, offer you a switchable choice of cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8 polar patterns.Most mics have a cardioid pattern, which means they have an area of sensitivity that looks sort of like the simple drawn heart shape, where the bottom of the heart is the area of greatest sensitivity. This is usually where you point toward your sound source.Omnidirectional means equal sensitivity in the shape of a circle surrounding the mic. If you need a room mic to pick up everything, or if you have several singers recording to a single track, you can use an omnidirectional mic to capture sounds all around.Figure-8 offers two areas of sensitivity in front and behind the mic, while rejecting sounds to the side. You could capture the sound directly from a guitar amp, for example, while simultaneously grabbing room sound from the back of the mic. Two singers can face each other while in close harmony also. Multiple polar patterns add to a microphone’s versatility, and the best “Swiss Army” microphones feature this capability.As well as a switch to select polar patterns, the AKG P420 also features a -20 dB pad switch and high pass filter switch, used for high sound pressure levels and rumble reduction respectively.Perceptions of the AKG P420This is an affordable microphone that proudly honors its manufacturer’s reputation. AKG’s product page recommends the P420 for use on pianos, strings, horns, woodwinds, drums, and percussion instruments. Oddly missing from the list is vocals, yet there’s nothing that keeps this from being a very good vocal mic.Typically, large diaphragm condensers used for vocals feature a pronounced presence peak around the 5,000 to 10,000 Hertz range. The AKG P420 comes closest to this ideal when in figure-8 mode, but there and with the other patterns, this boost is modest compared to other mics.However, the typical inexpensive Chinese large diaphragm mic is often strident and harsh, overproducing sibilance for some voices because of that presence peak. Putting a mic like that on a solo violin may be an invitation to a screech fest.The AKG P420 is, by design, going to avoid those issues, regardless of which polar pattern you choose. Its frequency response curve for the cardioid pattern looks silky, and this plays out in practice. Voices are clear and articulated without hype. It’s the large diaphragm sound that still sounds natural.Other SpecsPublished numbers are sometimes of little value, originating in lab conditions that your home studio will never see. Usually. These favor the mic over the user, but with the AKG P420, we see a specification that works the other way. Signal to noise shows as a modest 79 dB, which isn’t a stunning figure. Yet, pumping preamp gain for miking an acoustic guitar at about 18 inches displayed no self-noise. Noise was never an issue, despite AKG’s rather average assessment of the mic.With a maximum sound pressure handling of 135 dB straight and 155 dB with the pad switched on, there’s little short of a rocket launch that the AKG P420 won’t handle in terms of volume, so don’t worry about placing this mic in front of a screaming guitar amp. In fact, its frequency response will likely keep the scream to a minimum.ConclusionThe AKG P420 (Amazon) is most at home with acoustic instruments, though, producing very balanced and flattering results, without brittleness in the upper frequencies. You’ll be hard pressed to find a use for this mic where it completely fails, the hallmark of a great all-purpose mic. For a couple hundred bucks, you can buy a lot of value with the AKG P420.

Microfone bom com recursos muito últeis para as diversas formas de captura de aúdio, embora eu só tenha usado em violões e vocais, por enquanto..É notável a qualidade de construção e fidelidade à fonte sonora...Não tenho nada a reclamar dessa marca e modelo! Com certeza agregou mais valor às minhas produções!Simplesmente maravilhoso produto!

Un gran microfono, si estás empezando a armar tu estudio este modelo puede ayudarte a tener una mayor riqueza, muy buena relación costo-beneficio.Ideal para over-heads, cómo microfono de soporte (room) y hasta las voces suenan bien, eso sí, conseguir un popfilter es difícil.

I bought this for work during the pandemic, as I have to do a lot of online talking and recording. I took the time to sit down and compare this to my Meteor mic and my built-in MacBook (what else is there to do during the pandemic?). I was really surprised. By comparison, my built-in MacBook mic sounded like I lived in a big steel drum: lots of ambient noise and unwanted reverb. The Meteor was noticeably quieter than the MacBook, but it still had a high level squeal/hum in the background. When switching to the AKG, the hum largely disappeared. I say “largely” because nothing is totally silent. By comparison, this thing is amazing. I’m not a professional musician or podcaster, but I have played my acoustic guitar straight into this, and I’ve done dozens of recordings of my speaking voice: it sounds really, really clean. My main recommendation for a good mic is that if you’re doing a lot of online material (teaching, podcasting, recording), the ability to eliminate that background noise will save your listeners literal headaches. You may not notice it right away, but if you listen for an hour or two, it’s likely going to grate on the listener.Coupled with my Scarlett interface, this thing does everything I could want it to do. That said, I’m not a professional in audio at all. So more discriminating ears might find fault with this. However, I do not.

buena calidad, no percibo que introduzca ruido como otro de mis microfonos dinamicosLo utilizo con un pre de bulbo externo a la consola con la que grabamos, el sonido es fuerte y claro, no te va a hacer cantar mejor, va a reproducir tu voz tal y como es, sin embargo te ayuda a escuchar lo que realmente debes escucharpara instrumento (guitarra eléctrica), funciona bien sin embargo es mas cómodo para mi utilizar otro micrófono por la manera en que lo coloco (colgado)para bajo lo probé con muy poco volumen y funciona biendifícil de colocar y quita el cable de microfono, sin embargro es un tema del acabado del cable no del micrófono, con cables de buena calidad no se presenta el problema (tengo varios cables con los que probé).

Increíble, la calidad es excelente, aún si la acústica del estudio o habitación no está bien tratada. No esperaba menos de AKG. De los mejores que rondan por el mercado, a un precio relativamente accesible, una muy buena inversión.

Excelente producto. Funcionó perfectamente en mi coche

Artículo de buena calidad. Sencillo de instalar y llegó muy rapido

Fits perfect to my Nissan Juke

Please update your description. I purchase this as a backup filter for my Nissan Sentra 2013 but it is not fitted. I can submit actual photo is you need.