Audio Technica AT2050 is a versatile condenser microphone built for professionals such as audio engineers, musicians, and podcasters in Bangladesh who need flexibility and clear sound. It offers three selectable polar patterns—cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8—making it suitable for a variety of recording needs like vocals, instruments, interviews, and stereo setups. Designed with an externally polarized condenser element, the AT2050 captures detailed audio across a wide frequency range from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. It features a -42 dB sensitivity, a solid signal-to-noise ratio of 77 dB, and a dynamic range of 136 dB, handling loud sound sources up to 149 dB SPL (or 159 dB when using the 10 dB pad). To reduce unwanted low-frequency noise, it includes an 80 Hz high-pass filter, while the 10 dB pad switch helps prevent distortion from very loud inputs. The mic weighs around 412 grams and comes with the professional AT8458 shock mount, a threaded adapter, and a soft carrying pouch for protection. Ideal for studio environments in Bangladesh, the AT2050 adapts easily to different recording tasks while maintaining high audio quality.

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The AT2050’s standout feature is its three switchable polar patterns (cardioid, omni, and figure-8), which provide greater recording versatility.

Yes, this mic requires phantom power between 11 and 52 volts DC, typically supplied by mixers or audio interfaces.

Definitely. With its broad frequency response, ability to handle high SPLs, and flexible pickup options, it works well for studio vocals and a wide range of instruments.