Sony ECM-DS70P Electret Condenser Stereo Microphone | 
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| Brand: Sony
Category: CE
List Price: $74.99
Buy New: $15.00
You Save: $59.99 (80%)
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Rating:  37 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6.2 x 4 x 1.5
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: ECMDS70P
Model: ECMDS70P
UPC: 027242521902
EAN: 0027242521902
ASIN: B00006HOLL
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Quality microphone for digital media recording; ideal for DAT, NT and MD recorders | | • | Plug-in power operation | | • | Uni-directional recording to capture stereo sound | | • | Gold-plated contacts for sure connection | | • | 1 meter long cord (3' 3") |
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Product Description
If built-in microphones aren't cutting it, pick up Sony's ECM-DS70P. This stereo microphone gives you increased audio quality when recording onto digital media, such as MiniDisc, DAT, & NT. Also, it's small size and light weight makes it easy to take with you. Color - Gray Includes - 3.3ft. microphone cord and clip Weight - 3/8oz.
Amazon.com Product Description
The ECM-DS70P microphone is the perfect companion to any digital recording device. If the built-in microphone you currently are using doesn't allow for the mobility or quality you demand, this stereo microphone is sure to meet your demands. With plug-in power there is no need for batteries or additional power cords. The microphone plugs directly into your recorder, minimizing possibly confusing cord requirements. The electret condenser microphone is uni-directional, meaning your recording will capture the full stereo sound of your selected subject. The gold-plated plug ensures a proper connection. The microphone is compact and lightweight (only 10 grams) and thus will travel nicely with your compact digital recorder. With the one meter mic cord and included clip, your recording process will be that much easier. The ECM-DS70P is recommended for digital recording devices like the MiniDisc, DAT and NT recorders. What's in the Box
Sony ECM-DS70P microphone and microphone cord.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 32 more reviews...
 HISS!!!!! December 18, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
If you love the sound of "hiss," then definitely buy this microphone because it's the noisiest piece of junk I've ever heard. Seriously, if you've worked professionally with microphones then you don't want this one. I bought two and both are going back immediately.
solid microphone July 16, 2008
its good
i tried it on my other computer
the sound is good
Great for the money!! July 10, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
In a move that is very unlike me, I bought this microphone to make stereo recordings of some piano pieces I had to perform while away from home (and my recording equipment). I have to admit, for Sony, this product is pretty bang-on! The microphone is responsive across a broad spectrum of dynamics and acoustically accurate, although I typically stereo microphones with an X or Y arrangement for good presence. With careful positioning (and a rubber cushioning pad), this microphone achieved some almost studio-quality recordings (bearing in mind that I was playing on a meticulously maintained $150,000 piano...)!
The ONLY thing keeping me from giving this microphone 5 stars is that it's not powered, and there was no way to enable it to work with my MacBook Pro without buying extra hardware. Not to worry though: It wasn't terribly costly. I bought a Griffin iMic ($39.99) and used it in conjunction with Audacity without a hitch! The recordings I made were so good that my friends and family were unable to tell which recordings were made in a studio (with professional-quality equipment) or with the iMic/Sony mic combination when put on a mixed CD.
Bottom Line: This microphone was able to capture the most diminutive harmonics and loudest fortissimo's without any problems at either end of the spectrum, and I would recommend this to ANY amateur/intermediate performer wishing to capture a high-quality recording of their work!
Sounds real good, but... March 12, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I purchased the Shure ECM-DS70P for use with my portable DAT machine. It does a good job of recording, nice frequency range, and good stereo, and a great price. The one drawback is that touching the mic or even the cord while recording imparts a very loud noise on the tape. Since there is no shock mount for this mic, I would suggest mounting it where it cannot be touched.
Clandestine delight February 20, 2008
I've been using mine with excellent results for 4 years now. I find the stereo separation acceptable under most circumstances. I use Sony MZ R700, R900, and MZ N1, and I can't tell one from the others under most recordings. It CAN be overloaded/distorted, but I've only found that in cases of really bad room acoustics and loud enough to be uncomfortable and distort even my listening. I've never been caught, as the whole rig can be set to "all green but hold final count" status before entering the venue, and then easily hidden as intermission lights come up. Only complaints are that there is no (known) windscreen available, and the clip is not really up to the task, and easily lost. I made a replacement with a paper clip and an alligator clip. Elsewise, this mike has been the single consistent tool in my mission to preserve live music shows. All of which are folk & alt.country.
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