AKG's C414 B TLII is the transformerless version of the C414 B ULS, using (at the time) more modern electronics and complex 17-transistor circuitry, and a nylon CK12 capsule rather than the previous brass capsule. The TLII features four polar patterns switchable on the front of the microphone, wi...

The AKG C 414 B/TLII is the latest of a series of variations on the basic C 414 design and draws from AKG’s early studio heritage, the legendary Model C 12. The CK 12 dual diaphragm capsule has been recreated, with its combination of warmth and presence, and combined with modern solidstate transformerless circuitry. The early CK 12’s were all

2019年3月9日 · I have a TLII, since 1995. Worked at a studio that had a pair of B-ULS for a long time, so I’ve used both versions a bunch. Yes, TLII is smoother, brighter and less chunky in the low mid region. Not harsh at all in my opinion, but definitely thinner and silkier in a useful way.

The C414BTLII captures the classic sound of the C12 unlike any microphone since. All the warmth, character and superior presence of the original are here, with state-of-the-art transformerless output circuitry. The result is a microphone that exceeds all of today's digital recording requirements, while delivering extraordinary vocal clarity.

The C 414 B-TL II is a transformerless multipattern FET condenser microphone — essentially, a transformerless version of the long-lived C414 B-ULS. It is a descendant of AKG’s classic C 414 microphone, and the first of the “gold grille” series that resulted in the B-XL II and XL II.

The C414 XLS captures exactly what you put in front of it, adding nothing and taking nothing away, while if you prefer something with more character, the XLII model is tuned to recall the sparking high end and rich lows of the classic C414 EB from the late ’70s.

Condenser Large Diaphragm Microphone Successor to the C 414B-TLII, Now with 9 switchable polar patterns (cardioid, wide-cardioid, hypercardioid, omnidirectional, figure-8 + 4 intermediate positions), Frequency range: 20 - 20,000 Hz, Dynamic range:...

The AKG Model C 414 B/ULS is certainly the most ubiquitous studio condenser microphone in the United States, and very likely in the rest of the world as well. It is designed around dual back-to-back large 1 in. (25 mm) gold sputtered diaphragms for multiple pickup patterns.