In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 2,008 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Aston Microphones Stealth. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Aston Microphones Stealth. For example, 78% of 96 users who have commented on the Value for money of the Aston Microphones Stealth have given positive feedback.
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Reviewed by Robert C. on Reverb
If you do your homework you'll find lots of video reviews on this mic comparing it to a Shure SM7b, or an EV RE20 (or similar) mic. All three are similarly priced, and while both the Shure and EV mics are very good sounding, versatile, and well liked, they don't have the 4 independent voicings that the Aston Stealth has. Each of it's 4 voicings nails what they're intended to do, but their application runs far beyond those intended uses. Also, the ability to use it with or without phantom power effectively doubles the number of voicings making the mic all the more use able. The voicing selector dial takes some getting used to, as does the quick release mount, but these are about the only cautionary comments I can think to mention. The sound is extremely well defined across the spectrum and there's just nothing else out there at this price point that does what this mic can do. If you need a great vocal mic that you can also use on everything else, this is an excellent product to consider. Highly recommended, and yes, YMMV ... More
Reviewed by Siddharth on B&H Photo Video
After I bought this mic, I dumped SM7B and RE20 in my "old things, dont use" box. This mic beats both the other mics hands down. I love it on guitar and vocals. If you do voiceovers, dont think twice. Two things which I love about this mic are: - built in amp - 4 different voice modes. The mic preserves top end, opens up the mids and tames the low end to give you great presence and silky smooth low end. But I do have couple of gripes: - Aston cheaped out on a proper sturdy mounts - Mic needs a good pop filter, I use stedman pro, works well. All in all hugely recommended over sm7b, re20. ... More
Reviewed by Spoon on Guitar Center
Purchased a few months ago, to hopefully improve my podcast quality. Noise rejection is amazing even in untreated spaces. Clear Vocals, maybe the best spoken-word mic I've come across. I'm in love. Also works amazingly for an occasional stream. All this and without the need to purchase a preamp to make it go like the SM7B.
Reviewed by Draven G. on Reverb
I've been sold on this mic since I first saw it at NAMM. Everything Aston makes is superb. I've recommended the Stealth to many people, because it can be used in so many different recording situations through changing the voicing or turning on the preamp. The preamp makes it act a lot like a high-end condenser mic but with the noise proximity rejection of a dynamic. This makes it great for recording without having to set up a lot of soundproofing. I used to compare the Stealth to the SM7B, until I owned it. The SM7B doesn't even come close to the Stealth's sound, versatility, build, and quality. ... More
Reviewed by Robert M. on Reverb
I've been working with this mic in my studio for a little over a month. I originally bought it as an alternative to the Shure SM7B, and I'm glad I did. It has become my workhorse for voiceover work, as well as my practice mic I use while playing keys/singing in my studio. I've really grown to appreciate its multiple voicings, and find the V1 and Dark (ribbon emulation) settings to be excellent. The wind filter on the end isn't as good as stopping plosives as it could be, so plan on adding a pop filter. I'm guessing one will be available from Aston in short order. ... More
Reviewed by Hunter B. on Reverb
I've been waiting to try the Stealth as my main home mic for a while. I've waited on writing this review as I needed time to play with it. This mic is wonderful as my general use microphone. I am not a professional, but the quality of this compared to my SM57 is night and day. Somehow it even makes my voice sound good!
Reviewed by Rocky C. on Reverb
A friend of mine mentioned loving this mic, so I kept it on my radar, and when the right price came along, I pounced. This thing rules. It sounds great, and the different voices all have really wonderful applications. I have yet to use the Dark voice, but It's gonna come shortly. I ditched using my SM7B as my vocal mic, and have used the Stealth as my go to for a number of things since getting it. Definitely a great product.
Reviewed by Jeremy B. on Reverb
4 modes, ALL very fitting on what they are intended for The built in preamp is POWERFUL It sounds GREAT This (depending on your voice) can be your end all mic........It is mine, this will be mic #1 in my locker
Reviewed by Scott C. on Reverb
This mic is so versatile it’s unbelievable. With the different voices I’m getting textures reminiscent of M260 (Ribbon), SM7B and MD441 microphones. Always well balanced, never harsh, I absolutely love this microphone. Another winner from Aston worth way more than the asking price.
Reviewed by Nicholas S. on Reverb
This is like having four microphones available from one source...incredible variety of responses in one package, highly recommended.
Reviewed by Georgie on Guitar Center
The multiple voice settings.
Reviewed by Nick on Guitar Center
Purchased to use for a female lead vocal in an acoustic duo but the gain was very low as a dynamic and way to hot as a condenser. This is though Bose L1 model 2 stereo set up. Went back to the Sennheiser E945.