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Nope. I love the mic. Highly recommended for vocals!

This mic is huge!

Well, the Neumann M 149 Tube is more than double the price so that makes a huge difference. Also I just need a cardioid mic and the M 149 is a multi-directional mic. Don't get me wrong, I would still love to get the M 149 but I am happy with my purchase.

Good timing for releasing this mic because I was is need for a good vocal mic. This mic sounds very nice on my voice. I compared it to my AKG C414 XLS (which I love for instrument recordings) and the TLM 49 sounds so much more warmer in the mid/higher frequncies. The XLS has more of a flatter...

Has anyone had experience with both of these mics to see which one sounds better for vocals?

The only reason I ask is because I want to know if the changes with the B-XLS is an improvement on the mic and whether it is worth investing in.

I am borrowing a Akg B-ULS and I love the sound. Since the mic is used, I can buy it at a fair price. I have not used the new B-XLS but I know of its new features and that it is transformersless compared to the B-ULS. I need your opinions on whether you think I should buy the B-ULS discounted or...

I am looking for the best I/O with built in preamps. I am willing to spend up to $2500. I was thinking about RME Fireface. Any opinions as to what you think are the best products at that price range.

What is the best software and method for editing samples from multiple tracks. I recorded a few snare sample using 2 overheads and 1 close up, a total of 3 mics on 3 different tracks using cubase. What is the most accurate way of slicing these multitracks vertically? I can slice each track...

I am just testing the snare before I setup the whole kit. Since the kit will have close mic, overheads and ambience, I just wanted to know what is the best way to pan a single snare with 5 mics. I was thinking close and 0, overhead at L50 & R50 and ambience at hard L100 and R100. What do you think?

I've recorded just a snare using 5 mics. 1 close right at the head, 2 overhead about 2 feet above and 2 ambience mics 10 feet away. I was wondering what is the best way to pan these 5 mics?

Then why is there a price difference if both are built on the same design?

Can someone tell me what is the main difference between the AKG C 414 B-XLS & B-XL II?

Oh yeah, tambourines. The mic must be good for tambourines also!

Also acoustic guitars, violins, piano

I am looking for the best stereo pair of mics for overhead percussion. I am willing to spend about $2000. I am considering 2 X AKG C 414 B-XLS. What are your opinions?