Here's a video comparing the microphone AT5045 to KM184, R10 and 545D on an electric guitar amp. This uses the AT5045 as a large diaphragm condenser so all of the most common categories of mics (LDC, pencil, dynamic and ribbon) are represented. All mics were placed at the same time so there was no difference from multiple takes. All microphones were plugged directly into a Steinberg UR44C and no effects or filters were applied to them. Volume levels were adjusted after the session to make them as similar as possible without using compression. The guitar used was a frankenstrat with two splittable humbuckers, directly into a 15 watt tube amp with a single 12" speaker.

No stock photos were used. No music was covered. All content is original. All products mentioned are for transparency purposes, this was not a sponsored video. It was also offered without judgement on which microphone was best for which application. All microphones were purchased by me with my own money, with the exception of the AT5045, which was borrowed, but not from a retailer or manufacturer.

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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:40 AT5045 electric guitar strumming
1:08 KM184 electric guitar strumming
1:36 Royer R10 electric guitar strumming
2:04 Shure 545D electric guitar strumming
2:32 Audio Technica AT5045 recording finger style electric
2:58 KM184 on finger style electric
3:24 R10 on finger picking electric guitar
3:50 545D on finger picked electric guitar
4:16 AT5045 long chords
4:56 KM184 long chords
5:36 R10 long chords
6:16 545D long chords
6:56 Audio Technica AT5045 for electric guitar
7:14 Neumann KM184 for electric guitar
7:32 Royer R10 for electric guitar
7:50 Shure 545D for electric guitar
8:08 Closing
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