Parece demasiado bueno. Espero que siga así porque creo que encontré oro 😍. Se escucha muy bien mejor que otros estudios caseros que he escuchado

Es un micrófono bueno para comenzar diferentes proyectos. La relación entre el precio y la calidad es buena.

Tengo un Shure super cardioide y prácticamente puedo notar más brillo en mi voz con el Berhingher. Tambien es hermoso y no sé me inspira. Gran producto y el mejor amigo de un cantante.

Execelente producto a muy buen precio y de buena calidad

No se puede encontrar mejor opción en relación calidad - precio! Funciona Perfectamente para grabar Podcast!!

Tiene excelente sonido, de muy buena calidad, si buscas un micrófono para iniciar tu Home Studio esta es una muy buena opción.

Estou muito triste pois o produto veio com DEFEITO, neste momento ele encontra-se na assistência técnica autorizada.Darei ZERO estrela, para esse produto.

Muy recomendado para tu home estudio o para lo que quieras usar, funciona super bien con behringer um2. Aunque vino roto el estuche funciona perfectamente 😸

In cardioid mode it is well-matched to my AT2020, which nowadays costs 2 to 3 times as much. The Behringer is a little less sensitive and requires just a touch more gain, but in admittedly quick preliminary comparison I really think this is a fine mic for the price and should be a first choice for those on a budget. Behringer does it again.

Bueno por el precio

趣味の範囲で使うには文句の付け所無し！もう1本欲しくなるかも。。。

I recently bought a Behringer C-3 microphone ostensibly on the basis of the reviews at Amazon. I have not been disappointed and my band mates have also been very impressed. I bought it to try out as an affordable single mic solution with a small PA to re-inforce vocals in our acoustic string band. The first time out we found it re-inforced our whole sound, with very little in the way of feedback problems. We plugged it through a mic pre-amp/Phantom power unit (M-Audio 2 channel Audio-Buddy) and used a shock mount. We have also tried the mount included with the mic, which was fine and ideal for emergencies (who forgot the shock mount!). The sound reproduction with this set up is excellent - warm and realistic, which is just what we wanted, though a decent pre-amp is required. Another reason for buying this product is the pattern and filter switching, which were not available on a more expensive recording mic that we have tried. Here, the C-3 offers a good degree of flexibility, depending on the details of the situation we find ourselves in.The Behringer C-3 is well built and well presented, being complete with a bespoke mount and hard plastic foam lined case. It represents excellent value. The product came with an instruction manual in any language but English, so there's an opportunity to brush up on your Spanish or French. The English version is available here:[...]

I've researched and researched on budget mics. My budget was about $100 for a decent studio mic for my music hobby. I originally opted for an AKG Perception 120 but then I came across the Behringers. I picked the C-3 because of the multi-pickup patterns, roll-off and filter switches which allows for wider sonic possibilities. I was reluctant to purchase because there hasn't been any reviews for it. But I eventually decided to give it a shot because one, the price difference between this and the AKG was about $40 which allowed me to buy a mic stand and an XLR cable. Not bad. Secondly, it was a hobby. All I needed is a much better mic than the one I had which was a cheap $9 mic.Physically, it's heavy, giving it that robust, hefty feel but I won't be too adventurous knocking it around. Didn't come with a manual but you can download one from their website. Comes with a foam padded case, which is nice. The mount is a bit flimsy, I think. You can only screw the mic in and position it on its swivel in such a way that the mic doesn't droop because of its weight but it's not a big deal and there are other ways to work around it.Testing the mic... so far so good. I've only recorded one song with it. It is indeed far better than the cheap old dynamic mic I had. And since I haven't used any other mic in its class I have no way of comparing it. But in my opinion, it provided a clear reproduction on vocals. The mic's directional patterns worked as it should. It was able to filter out my noisy PC which I thought was amazing. I still need to learn proper mic'ing techniques though. I believe I can get even better results from it as I learn how to work a small home studio. I will update this review as I get more familiar with the C-3.The reason why I give it four stars is because I really like it but I can't give it 5-stars until I'm able to compare it with other mics in its class and price range. I won't give it anything less because in my opinion, it sounded great and I'm happy with it so far.If you'd like to have a listen on the results, here's the link to my Reverbnation page:[...]The song using the C-3 is a cover on Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. Excuse my singing though. I'm a bit rusty.The rest of the songs on the playlist were recorded on different mics which I plan to re-record using the C-3 as well.UPDATE 03/16/10:Oops. I guess Amazon doesn't allow active links. Well, go to[..] and search artist Mario Gozum.UPDATE 02/14/15I upgraded my rating to 5-stars. Really happy with this mic. It's not a "magic mic" that will turn your music into grammy winners. You need to learn proper recording techniques and know the limits of your equipment and software to get good results. I'm not one to blame the equipment for bad results. This microphone does what it says it does and I'm happy and satisfied with my recordings so far, using this mic. I have two songs on Reverb Nation dot com. Just find artist Mario Gozum or Pill to hear how the mic sounds the way I recorded and processed it. I use a Line6 UX2, Reaper and free VST plugins.