Audio-Technica AT2050 Microphone

The AT2050 features cardioid for focused front-facing sound, omnidirectional for capturing the room or multiple sources, and figure-of-eight for recording two people facing each other or side-address techniques. These options make the microphone highly adaptable for everything from solo vocals to acoustic ensembles.

Yes, the AT2050 is an externally-polarized condenser microphone, which means it requires +48V phantom power from your audio interface or mixer to operate.

Absolutely. The microphone handles up to 149 dB SPL, and with the integrated 10 dB pad engaged, it can manage up to 159 dB SPL, making it well-suited for high-volume sound sources.

The high-pass filter helps eliminate low-end rumble, such as traffic noise, air conditioning hum, or mechanical vibrations, resulting in a cleaner, more professional recording.

Yes, the AT2050 comes with a professional-grade shock mount designed to isolate the microphone from handling noise and vibrations transmitted through the microphone stand.

Because of its large, gold-vaporized diaphragm and switchable patterns, it is an excellent all-rounder. It provides a natural, smooth response that works equally well for capturing detailed vocal performances and a wide variety of acoustic instruments.