Audio-Technica AT2035 is a large diaphragm microphone designed for studio applications and live performances. The AT2035 features a cardioid pattern and delivers natural, detailed sound with extremely low noise. Equipped with a switchable 80 Hz high-pass filter and a 10 dB pad, the AT2035 can handle high sound pressure levels, while its wide dynamic range offers unparalleled versatility.
condenser microphone
cardioid pattern
frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
low-cut filter: 80 Hz, 12 dB/octave
sensitivity: -33 dB (22.4 mV) re 1V at 1 Pa
impedance: 120 ohms
maximum sound pressure levels:
148 dB SPL, 1 kHz at 1% T.H.D.;
158 dB SPL, with 10 dB pad engaged
noise: 12 dB
dynamic range: 136 dB, 1 kHz at maximum SPL
signal-to-noise ratio: 82 dB, 1 kHz at 1 Pa
requires Phantom Power: 11-52V DC, 3.8 mA typical
weight: 403 g
XLR connector
included accessories:
AT8458 shock mount for 5/8"-27 threaded stands;
5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 thread adapter;
transport case
XLR cable is not included, it must be purchased separately
Even though I'm currently playing at a hobby level, the difference between what I've used so far and this microphone is huge. I couldn't believe how perfect it sounds the first time. Extremely sensitive. Extremely clear. I'm 1000% satisfied with the purchase.
As an amateur, I never thought a microphone could make such a difference. It is vastly superior to any microphone I've sung into before. Extremely clear and sensitive. Thank you to the SoundCreation team for the recommendation. The package also includes a transport case and a shock mount that can be screwed onto any stand.
What is the most important element of a microphone? The diaphragm. This microphone has a 24.3mm diaphragm. Before you think that other more expensive microphones are better, check the diaphragm size of those microphones. A larger diaphragm means better quality, better linearity over a wider frequency range.
A 10 out of 10 for this microphone. Few microphones match it in quality.
It's a microphone that does a great job in any recording studio, from home to hi-end.
The AT 2035 is the ideal microphone for making music at home (home studio) as well as in a professional studio! It has a very good quality/price ratio and offers pretty much everything you want from a "high level" studio microphone! I use it together with the Steinberg UR22 Mk2 audio interface and I can say that I am very satisfied with the results! I warmly recommend the AT 2035 to everyone who wants to make music!
I use this microphone together with the PreSonus TubePre V2 preamp, with very good results! Besides the excellent qualities of this microphone already mentioned by other users, I have one more to add: its fidelity only recommends it for those with at least perfect voices because... it doesn't forgive anything! Congratulations, Audio-Technica & SoundCreation!
Hello Soundcreation. The microphone is very good, I don't need more for what I do, BUT I have a situation to understand better. I have this microphone and a Focusrite 8i6 from you and I'm wondering how to make the voice from the microphone come out STEREO through the interface? Is it possible? If not, what would be the solution? Would an XLR-USB cable solve the problem (thinking of connecting it directly to the PC - to get the stereo sound in that way)? Thank you!
This microphone is worth every penny, I use it with a Focusrite Sapphire 6 USB. All of this was recommended to me by a guy from the Soundcreation team, Alex Muntean, he's more than super ok! THANK YOU!
I will be subjective because I have been working with AT products for a long time. I have worked with Sehn, Shure, AKG, Rode, condenser microphones and I still do. Plus Audix, Studio Project, etc. This doesn't mean I have the pretension of being an expert. It's just my opinion based on experience.
It's an excellent vocal/ambient/etc microphone for the money it costs. And it's a good microphone even if we set aside the price.
And the Soundcreation team... it's better that I don't live in Timisoara, because I would be bothering them all day.
They are 10+ people.
Not to forget, it's an open, powerful microphone, not dark, soft, plush, etc.
I have it next to an AT4033 AE and the differences are minor: the 2035 is a bit more "crystalline", the 4033 has a fuller low-end.
I bought this microphone here in February. Since then, I've tested it for voice recordings, acoustic guitar (on the rosette), and as a 'room' microphone for recording drums. Every time it has proven to be an absolutely faithful microphone. I've also used it for recording rehearsals with my band. I can say that the maximum sound pressure level was almost reached, but not exceeded. In any case, it's worth every penny. The quality is far above 2020, in my opinion.
