Audio-Technica AT2020
The entry condenser mic for instrument and voice.
Category
Microphones
Price range
€92
1 dealer · observed 2026-08-24
Strengths & limits
In its favour
- Clear, detailed sound far above its price
- Sturdy as a tool
Against it
- Needs an interface with phantom power
- Honestly captures room reverb too – the room matters
Price comparison
| Music Store | €92 | See offer ⓦ |
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Price as of 2026-08-24
EU prices – local street prices differ
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Technical data
| Sound engine | Kondensator-large-diaphragm condenser, cardioid pattern |
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| Weight | 345 g |
| Connections | XLR (phantom power +48 V needed) |
| Notable | 20 Hz–20 kHz – the studio standard at entry level |
- Sound engine: Kondensator-large-diaphragm condenser, cardioid pattern
- Connection: XLR (phantom power +48 V needed)
- Weight: 345 g
- 20 Hz–20 kHz – the studio standard at entry level

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Part of these sets
Home studio for the piano (recording & filming) – put it together in the Quick Match
Alternatives in the same category
The standard interface to get piano and voice into the computer.
The proven Full HD webcam – fully sufficient for a top-down key view and lessons.
The budget interface: surprisingly usable for a start.
Holds webcam or phone steady ABOVE the keys – for tutorials, video lessons and camera-based key apps.
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