The Beyerdynamic TG I51 is well-built, affordable, and has a very wide frequency response. For the acoustic guitarist, it has something to offer both on the stage and in the studio.
By Doug Young
Condenser microphones are frequently recommended for recording acoustic guitar. But there are different types of condensers—should you use a s... Read More...
By Mark Goldenberg
The Sunnaudio Custom Shop MS-2 stereo preamp (from $775.00) is an all-analog, two-channel unit designed for use on stage or in the studio... Read More...
From the January 2018 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY NATHAN BELL
In a recent piece, I discussed options for home-recording equipment at various price points. N... Read More...
From the August 2017 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY NATHAN BELL
Thirty years ago, I recorded my first full-length LP, cutting it in a studio, with expensi... Read More...
BY DOUG YOUNG
Being able to record at home has great advantages for musicians, but getting professional results can be challenging. Noise is often one of th... Read More...
By Doug Young
When you are confident that you’re capturing a good sound, you’re ready to record. There are many ways to approach the actual recording, depen... Read More...
By Doug Young
There are many types of microphones, but the most popular type for recording acoustic guitar is the cardioid condenser mic. Inexpensive models... Read More...