Reviews

We would like to thank Gearslutz member Andrea Rocca for his review of the LCT 940.

Paul White reviewed the DGT 650 USB microphone and interface in a very informative way and concludes: "The build quality matches that of their premium studio mics, and the audio quality makes the DGT 650 suitable for studio use as well as podcasting, location sound gathering and recording your gigs."

Rob Gee of Mixdown Magazine wrote a informative review of the MTP 340 CM and concludes: "The incidental noise that comes from this microphone sounds like that of a dynamic mic, but the audio capture from the capsule is undeniably the clarity and richness of a condenser mic."

Rob Gee of Mixdown Magazine wrote a revealing review of the MTP 250 DM. Conclusion: "All in all, this is a pretty tough little vocal microphone that delivers in both build and sound quality."

Paul White of Sound on Sound wrote a comparative review of the MTP 840 DM and the MTP 940 CM.

Paul White of Sound On Sound magazine wrote a revealing review of the LCT 550. Conclusion: "I have to conclude that the LCT 550 is a very capable all-rounder that delivers an honest yet musically satisfying sound in just about any recording situation you can imagine."

Gino Robair tested the flagship drum microphone package DTP Beat Kit Pro 7 and compared it to seven other drum mic kits.

Hugh Robjohns of Sound On Sound wrote a comprehensive review of the LCT 940. Check it out.

Paul Vnuk Jr of Recording Magazine reviewed the LCT 940. Read more about it.

Paul Vnuk Jr wrote a very comprehensive review of the DTP 640 REX.

Hugh Robjohns compared our flagship dual element kick-drum microphone with the AE2500.

MusicTech.net published a comparative review of the LCT 140 and the LCT 340.

Adam Jones of musicradar wrote a revealing review of the DTP BEAT KIT PRO 7.

Paul White wrote a detailed review of the LCT 640 for Sound On Sound magazine. Conclusion: "The LCT 640 has a great tonal balance and seems to deliver no matter what you point it at. Although it's not a budget mic, I was very impressed with both the sound and build quality of the LCT 640."

Jordan Reynolds of the online magazine RecordingHacks wrote a detailed and informative review of the LCT 650. Conclusion: "Amazing sound and build quality, HPF, pad, and 5 polar patterns all for the street price of $800!? That’s insane! If you’ve been searching for the holy grail of all-purpose, versatile microphones look no further."