We consider it a truly excellent microphone, with exemplary sound quality - they really seem to have
got it right this time. I haven't done any polar diagram tests yet, but decoded recordings sound
pretty good. It's also very very robust and all its accessories seem to be as well. The fact that,
unlike the original 250, it actually produces proper line level, balanced outputs makes it much
easier to use than that ever was. Connectors are a bit expensive, but, on the other hand, unlike the
Tetramic's mini-XLR's, they are seriously robust and are actually available. It is also known that
the ST450 will work happily in Antarctic levels of cold!
Dave
On 16/02/2012 13:24, John Leonard wrote:
Seriously considering trading up to an ST450. I'd appreciate comments from
users.
Many thanks,
John
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