AKG P220 High-Performance Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone in Bangladesh

AKG P220 is a large diaphragm true condenser microphone, engineered to deliver rich, accurate, and detailed sound reproduction for both studio and live applications. Featuring a classic cardioid polar pattern, the P220 excels at isolating the main sound source while minimizing background noise, making it a perfect choice for vocals, acoustic instruments, piano, strings, horns, and woodwinds. Whether you're recording in a project studio or performing live, this mic ensures premium audio quality with consistency and precision. With a frequency response range of 20Hz to 20kHz, the AKG P220 captures every nuance of your performance. The 20 mV/Pa sensitivity and equivalent noise level of just 16 dB-A ensure clean recordings with a high signal-to-noise ratio of 78 dB-A, making it ideal for capturing even subtle dynamics. A built-in -20 dB preattenuation pad allows it to handle high sound pressure levels up to 155 dB SPL—perfect for louder instruments like drums and brass. The integrated bass cut filter at 300 Hz (12 dB/octave) reduces low-frequency rumble and proximity effects, delivering a cleaner recording. The P220 has a rugged all-metal build and comes with a balanced XLR output for professional connectivity. It operates on phantom power (44 to 52V) and has a recommended load impedance of ≥ 1000 Ohms. Weighing approximately 530g and measuring 165mm in length, this microphone offers durability and performance. The package includes a high-quality spider shock mount to reduce handling noise and a durable metal carrying case for secure storage and transport. Get your AKG P220 Condenser Microphone now from Tech Land BD, the most trusted audio gear store in Bangladesh.

Does the AKG P220 work well for vocal recording?

Yes, it's ideal for vocals, thanks to its cardioid pattern and rich sound reproduction.

What’s included in the box?

The P220 includes a spider shock mount and a metal carrying case.

Is phantom power required for the AKG P220?

Yes, it requires 44–52V phantom power.