Audio-Technica Pro 35 Cardioid Clip-On Microphone

When I first took this out of the box, I was concerned because I wanted to use it on violins. I didn't realize how easy the mic element slipped out of the windscreen and mounting clip.

it picks up all the great sound , i use it for my alto saxophone its works great ,sounds great .

This is a great Mic for live music. I play violin and I need it for live music! I'm very satisfied with the product, and the price was awesome too!

We are using this with an AT 3000 series wireless mic system to pickup a saxaphone. It clamps to the instrument easily and securely and provides good, clear sound.

I bought this for my wife's Dusty Strings Harp. Great Mic for this purpose. Be sure to get the non-wireless model...

I’ve owned this mic for years and used it to record toms, clipped onto the rim. Crisp highs and deep lows. Is it an MD421? Well…..no , but it has served me well for many recordings and performed terrific on a sax too(bright, punchy). It would probably do well on a snare in a pinch. A good value.

This is a very good microphone - no complaints!

The Pro 35 mic is a fine bell mic for horns. I am using mine with a tenor and a soprano sax. Positioning is fine for the tenor -- attached to the bell and pointing into it; somewhat less so for the soprano, where the mic is attached to the bell and pointing to the lower keys.