Audio-Technica AT4040 Review (officially a classic)

[@Jamusictv]

The 4040 is a work horse sounds good on a lot of stuff.

[@summerfazed]

Guitar cab and don’t want to do the sm57 + Royer thing? try an AT4040! It doesn’t need to be expensive to sound good

[@Dobroz99]

Really liked the sounds I was hearing, thank you.

[@rocknreplay]

I like that there is an old harrow in your studio. Record a song, plow the fields with a horse, return to the studio for a final mix/master.

[@travisraab]

Is that what it's called? I think i used it 20 years ago

[@KentuckyOcean]

Great video bud

[@oinkooink]

My home studio is an 8x9ft DIY treated spare bedroom. It's a cross between a padded cell and a padded coffin. My microphones capture satanic amounts of mud and boom AND stabby, spikey highs. But enough about my troubles. I admire you music very much indeed.

[@travisraab]

I've been there. I feel your pain

[@ryanwilliams4223]

How much better is this than the AT2020 I use that and it pretty much sounds good with anything has some limitation's though ive noticed ?

[@travisraab]

It's better than the at2020 for sure

[@canconeteirodopunk]

how need a sansamp??? meeeeeeeeee.... AHAHAH Great video!!!

[@travisraab]

I love it

[@canconeteirodopunk]

@@travisraab keep this vídeos ! ✅

[@marcusbrown592]

I feel like it has a grittiness to it.

[@rickrockzyootoob]

Your guitar wouldn't have sounded that good with an SM57. Ugh. I don't use it on guitar cabs anymore, there's too many better options -- Like a Blue Spark, Sennheiser 441 or e609, or believe it or not, an ElectroVoice Cobalt C04. Audio Technica really improved the shock mount -- you should see the useless one that came with MY AT4040! Complete junk. It's actually holding the mic with a big rubber band -- that's it! I ended up using the mount that came with my AKG C4000B. Far better.

[@travisraab]

Thanks for sharing