Aston

Aston origin

Aston origin

The Aston Origin is a high-performance cardioid condenser microphone utilising a one inch (1″) gold evaporated capsule. It's versatile enough to use with any instrument and, for singer-songwriters, excels on acoustic guitar and vocals.

  1. Are Aston mics good?
  2. Does the Aston Origin come with a shock mount?
  3. What is the diameter of the Aston Origin?

Are Aston mics good?

Great Mic!

It sounds every bit as good, if slightly different, as my old mic which was more than double the price of the Aston Origin. In a word it is simply a smooth sounding mic. ... I don't think you can do much better than this mic at this price range.

Does the Aston Origin come with a shock mount?

The Origin is a side-address, cardioid-pattern mic with a one-inch diaphragm diameter, and is fitted with both a -10dB pad switch and an 80Hz LF roll-off switch. A discrete Aston logo denotes the hot side of the mic. ... The base of the mic houses the XLR output, as well as a mic-stand thread for use without a shockmount.

What is the diameter of the Aston Origin?

Aston Microphones Origin Specs

ColorStainless Steel
Included FiltersNone
Construction MaterialStainless Steel
Dimensionsø: 2.13 x L: 4.92" / ø: 5.41 x L: 12.5 cm
Weight15.9 oz / 450 g

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