Audio Technica AT4047 MP
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Warm “vintage” color and distinctive FET-style musicality, with very low self-noise for detailed recordings.
- Three switchable polar patterns (cardioid, omnidirectional and figure-8) to suit any recording setup.
- High headroom with a maximum SPL of 155 dB, ideal for loud sources (amplifiers, percussion, brass).
- Studio-ready package with shock mount, protective cover and case for reliable setup and secure transport.
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A classic-inspired large diaphragm, with multi-pattern versatility
Designed in the spirit of the AT4047SV, whose sonic DNA it shares, the Audio-Technica AT4047MP delivers a warm "studio" signature reminiscent of the first field-effect transistor microphones. Its large-diaphragm capsule and side-address design favor a spacious sound, with beautiful midrange presence and a balanced response—ideal when you want character without sacrificing precision. The major difference with this "MP" version lies in its pattern versatility, allowing the same microphone to be used in very different recording contexts, from demanding home studios to more ambitious sessions in the recording booth.
What can it be used for? Vocals, strings, acoustic guitars... and much more
The AT4047MP is particularly at home whenever a source needs to be captured with depth and nuance. On vocals, it delivers a flattering character and solid harmonic reproduction while maintaining excellent intelligibility. On acoustic guitar, it highlights the instrument's attack and body, while on strings it helps produce a rich, non-harsh image. Thanks to its high maximum SPL, it can also be placed in front of a guitar amp, brass instrument or certain percussion instruments, retaining plenty of headroom and avoiding premature clipping.
Its three pickup patterns make the microphone highly practical for adapting the recording to the room and source: cardioid to isolate a vocal in an untreated room, omnidirectional for greater openness and naturalness, or figure-eight for stereo techniques and face-to-face duets. It is a relevant choice for musicians, sound engineers and content creators looking for a large-diaphragm condenser microphone capable of covering multiple scenarios without requiring several different models.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 20 Hz | Capsule | Large Diaphragm |
| Frequency response - end | 18 kHz | Connection | XLR |
| Category | studio microphone | Color | Grey |
| Directivity | omnidirectional, cardioid, bidirectional | ||
| Switchable polar patterns | cardioid, omnidirectional and figure-eight | Includes | shock mount, protective pouch and case |
| Frequency response | 20 - 18,000 Hz | Dimensions | 53 x 188 mm |
| Low-cut filter | 80 Hz | Weight | 524 g |
| Max. SPL | 155 dB | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Audio Technica AT4047 MP suit recording vocals?
Its large diaphragm capsule and warm signature promote a harmonically rich voice while preserving intelligibility. The cardioid pattern helps limit the pickup of reflections in untreated rooms.
What polar patterns are available on this microphone?
Three switchable polar patterns are offered: cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8. The omnidirectional mode provides a wider soundfield, while the figure-8 is suitable for face-to-face duos and certain stereo techniques.
Can it handle a guitar amp or brass instruments?
With a maximum SPL of 155 dB, this microphone can be placed in front of a guitar amp, brass instrument, or some percussion without premature clipping.
Is the low cut filter useful for vocal recording?
The 80 Hz low cut filter reduces stand vibrations, rumble, and handling noise. It also helps control the proximity effect during close vocal recording.
What accessories come with the microphone?
Included are a shock mount, a protective pouch, and a case. The microphone connects via XLR and measures 53 x 188 mm, weighing 524 g.



