--- product_id: 49348449 title: "P3s Professional Dynamic Live Vocal Microphone" brand: "akg" price: "398 zł" currency: PLN in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Akg" url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/49348449-p3s-professional-dynamic-live-vocal-microphone store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # Dynamic cardioid mic for clear vocals 40-20,000 Hz frequency range 24K gold-plated XLR connector P3s Professional Dynamic Live Vocal Microphone **Brand:** akg **Price:** 398 zł **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎙️ Elevate your sound, own the stage—because your voice deserves the spotlight. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** P3s Professional Dynamic Live Vocal Microphone by akg - **How much does it cost?** 398 zł with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/49348449-p3s-professional-dynamic-live-vocal-microphone) ## Best For - akg enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted akg brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Ready for the Road:** Includes stand adaptor and protective carry bag—your perfect companion for every performance. - • **Wide Frequency Range:** Captures rich vocal tones from deep lows to sparkling highs (40-20,000 Hz). - • **Pro-Grade Connectivity:** 24-carat gold-plated XLR connector ensures reliable, noise-free signal transfer. - • **Built to Perform & Last:** Rugged metal body and wire-mesh cap withstand the rigors of live gigs and studio sessions. - • **Precision Cardioid Pickup:** Focuses on your voice, cutting out background noise for crystal-clear live sound. ## Overview The AKG P3s is a professional dynamic vocal microphone designed for live performance and studio use. Featuring a cardioid polar pattern to minimize feedback, a broad 40-20,000 Hz frequency response for detailed sound capture, and a durable metal construction with a 24-carat gold-plated XLR connector, it delivers reliable, clear vocals with rugged portability. Ideal for vocalists seeking quality and durability without breaking the bank. ## Description Rugged performance microphone with cardioid polar pattern, 40-20,000 Hz frequency range, and 24-carat gold-plated XLR connector for clear, feedback-resistant sound. Review: Versatile microphone. - I tried this microphone a couple of times with different cables and kit to use the condenser microphone, in an iPad interface, firstly I tried it with phantom interface on Tascam iXZ adaptor for iPhone or iPad, the quality improved with the volume increase but there was feedback at loud volumes, so instead I had an iRig Mix a portable mixer which just like the Tascam iXZ, had a plug in for microphone or guitar, however the cable input was different, the Tascam allowed XLR microphone input, whereas the iRIg Mix had to be like the guitar input a quarter jack, usually the next one in size upward to the 3.5mm, the result was incomparable, not only did this microphone the AKG PS3, totally have no feedback but because I had the iRig connected to my mac through a line in, I could record the microphone with a free internet software, Audacity, very useful, since I have been producing music since 2009, since the iPhone 3g, and many a times recorded streams and loops for use in various apps or in a sequence too. This microphone I only found out with the chart of AKG microphones which are used for different purposes, and this is for backing vocals, the AKG PS5 is for live vocals, I guess the difference is the low end wav size will come from the PS3 whereas the louder wave form will come from the vocal mic of AKG PS5, however in use it was very good in studio, and one night my family had a karaoke sing along to songs on YouTube, which had lyrics to their video, I recorded the microphone to see exactly what it did, and it totally cancels all background sounds and to sing into it the diameter of distance is very close, so you have to sing very close for it to be picked, the vocals are a lot different processed since it is a backing vocal microphone, but still in performance it plays very well, depending on your own setting in volume to check out how loud you wish the backing to be, but in wave form you have to sing very loudly or deeper to register a louder wave form. I made a video of both using this mic with a tascam ixz adaptor, which plugs into your audio input on your iPhone/iPad, however teh iRig Mix guitar and microphone input can be used independantly without connected an iOs device. iRig Mix is a very verstatile piece of kit, and you could be playing music on computer to the audio out put, and connect a microphone through the line in, and simply sing along, but this is condenser microphone, you could now thinking of it just get a 3.5mm input microphone and connect it to your line in, and monitor it on Audacity, that way you could have two channels playing together, but iRig Mix is nice since you can do live sessions for mixlr adn djaying and messing about with music apps. Visit Kash Mia YouTube Channel, for latest in depth research in to iPad iOs music apps, and controllers and devices, and as well numerous videos to underground music produced on iPad, by A Submitter... Below a link looking at this microphone connected to an iRig Mix. Also on soundcloud there is a playlist of the karaoke night singing some big tunes: [...] Below video to mic check of the AKG PS3 backing vocals mic... [...] Review: Clean sound, neat, simple and tough enough - The AKGP3s dynamic ‘cardioid-pattern’ microphone is exactly what I wanted. While not the ultimate in hi-fi, it has good enough quality sound for solo stage vocals and announcements. The pickup pattern seems slightly tighter than my much more expensive condenser cardioids, but in my application it is perfect. It is less sensitive to handling noise than the expensive mics. Using a quiet cable is worthwhile, and a bass-cut filter on the amp input can help as well. Adding a foam windshield or a pop-filter can help protect it from excesses of expectorate. No batteries needed, no power supplies, just an ordinary mic/guitar amp with a balanced XLR input. It is tough enough to survive normal gig use, but can still be serviced if necessary. It is cheap enough for me not to care if it is damaged by someone exceptionally clumsy. It comes with a stand clip and a decently thick carry pouch. ## Features - High-performance dynamic microphone with on/off switch - Cardiod polar pattern to reduce feedback and unwanted background noise - 40 - 20000 Hz frequency bandwidth - 24-carat gold-plated xlr connector - Includes stand adaptor and protective carry bag - Rugged wire-mesh cap and sturdy die-cast metal body ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003ELUWAU | | Antenna Location | Indoor/Outdoor | | Audible Noise | 144 Decibels | | Audio Sensitivity | 70 Decibels | | Best Sellers Rank | 2,704 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 41 in Dynamic Microphones | | Box Contents | Microphone | | Brand Name | AKG | | Colour | P3s | | Compatible Devices | Audio Mixer, PA System | | Connectivity Technology | XLR | | Connector Type | XLR | | Country of Origin | China | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,253) | | Enclosure Material | Metal | | External Testing Certification | Não aplicável | | Frequency Range | 35 Hz - 20 kHz | | Frequency Response | 40 Hz | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00885038026969, 09002761026962 | | Impedance | 2000 Ohms | | Item Dimensions | 6.9 x 14 x 20.8 centimetres | | Item Type Name | AKG P3S Dynamic Microphone | | Item Weight | 320 Grams | | Manufacturer | AKG | | Manufacturer Part Number | P3S | | Microphone Form Factor | Handheld | | Model Name | 3100H00140 | | Model Number | 3100H00140 | | Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. | | Number of Channels | 1 | | Polar Pattern | Unidirectional | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 76 dB | | Special Feature | Corded | | UPC | 885038026969 013088197340 738878149933 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** AKG - **Colour:** P3s - **Compatible devices:** Audio Mixer, PA System - **Connectivity technology:** XLR - **Connector type:** XLR - **Included components:** Microphone - **Model name:** 3100H00140 - **Polar pattern:** Unidirectional - **Recommended uses for product:** Indoor/Outdoor - **Special feature:** Corded ## Images ![P3s Professional Dynamic Live Vocal Microphone - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51I5U9etfqL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: How to register for 2 years manufacture Warranty?** A: I think you'd have to do it on-line **Q: Is this good for recording vocals in a studio?** A: It won't give the same 'big' sound that a USB Condenser Mic will, but it should be ok to use if you are playing live with a band. The USB condenser mic would need sound isolation as they pick up the sound of a pin drop on the other side of the room as they are very sensitive. If you have other instruments around you then this will probably work ok. Use of a thin pop shield made from something like a duster or pair of tights over the mic top does cut down background noise and vocal sibilants. I've used Shure SM57s in a studio and they work well - I recommend using an XLR to XLR lead into the mixing desk for best line sound balance. These AKGs are nice units and I have used them live, I used an SM57 but now use AKGP3's for vocals and acoustic instruments. Hope this helps. **Q: Hi. What size foam windshield do i need for the akg p5s? Thanks** A: The foam size is universal for most models. As this is narrow I don´t now, sorry **Q: Does this microphone have reverb on it** A: No it doesn't, you'd need to have an external effects unit or a mixer with an effects loop with reverb on to achieve that. I did use mine with a Zoom 3000 reverb unit using XLR to 1/4 jack into the Zoom and a 1/4 jack to XLR to a Behringer amplifier. I have used this microphone live and in practices and it is better than s Shure SM58 in my opinion. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Versatile microphone. *by K***1 on 9 November 2015* I tried this microphone a couple of times with different cables and kit to use the condenser microphone, in an iPad interface, firstly I tried it with phantom interface on Tascam iXZ adaptor for iPhone or iPad, the quality improved with the volume increase but there was feedback at loud volumes, so instead I had an iRig Mix a portable mixer which just like the Tascam iXZ, had a plug in for microphone or guitar, however the cable input was different, the Tascam allowed XLR microphone input, whereas the iRIg Mix had to be like the guitar input a quarter jack, usually the next one in size upward to the 3.5mm, the result was incomparable, not only did this microphone the AKG PS3, totally have no feedback but because I had the iRig connected to my mac through a line in, I could record the microphone with a free internet software, Audacity, very useful, since I have been producing music since 2009, since the iPhone 3g, and many a times recorded streams and loops for use in various apps or in a sequence too. This microphone I only found out with the chart of AKG microphones which are used for different purposes, and this is for backing vocals, the AKG PS5 is for live vocals, I guess the difference is the low end wav size will come from the PS3 whereas the louder wave form will come from the vocal mic of AKG PS5, however in use it was very good in studio, and one night my family had a karaoke sing along to songs on YouTube, which had lyrics to their video, I recorded the microphone to see exactly what it did, and it totally cancels all background sounds and to sing into it the diameter of distance is very close, so you have to sing very close for it to be picked, the vocals are a lot different processed since it is a backing vocal microphone, but still in performance it plays very well, depending on your own setting in volume to check out how loud you wish the backing to be, but in wave form you have to sing very loudly or deeper to register a louder wave form. I made a video of both using this mic with a tascam ixz adaptor, which plugs into your audio input on your iPhone/iPad, however teh iRig Mix guitar and microphone input can be used independantly without connected an iOs device. iRig Mix is a very verstatile piece of kit, and you could be playing music on computer to the audio out put, and connect a microphone through the line in, and simply sing along, but this is condenser microphone, you could now thinking of it just get a 3.5mm input microphone and connect it to your line in, and monitor it on Audacity, that way you could have two channels playing together, but iRig Mix is nice since you can do live sessions for mixlr adn djaying and messing about with music apps. Visit Kash Mia YouTube Channel, for latest in depth research in to iPad iOs music apps, and controllers and devices, and as well numerous videos to underground music produced on iPad, by A Submitter... Below a link looking at this microphone connected to an iRig Mix. Also on soundcloud there is a playlist of the karaoke night singing some big tunes: [...] Below video to mic check of the AKG PS3 backing vocals mic... [...] ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clean sound, neat, simple and tough enough *by R***S on 4 July 2021* The AKGP3s dynamic ‘cardioid-pattern’ microphone is exactly what I wanted. While not the ultimate in hi-fi, it has good enough quality sound for solo stage vocals and announcements. The pickup pattern seems slightly tighter than my much more expensive condenser cardioids, but in my application it is perfect. It is less sensitive to handling noise than the expensive mics. Using a quiet cable is worthwhile, and a bass-cut filter on the amp input can help as well. Adding a foam windshield or a pop-filter can help protect it from excesses of expectorate. No batteries needed, no power supplies, just an ordinary mic/guitar amp with a balanced XLR input. It is tough enough to survive normal gig use, but can still be serviced if necessary. It is cheap enough for me not to care if it is damaged by someone exceptionally clumsy. It comes with a stand clip and a decently thick carry pouch. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Four Stars *by V***S on 29 September 2015* Great mic for BV's. Nice smooth tone and great at cutting out feedback that you'd get with cheaper mic's. ## Frequently Bought Together - AKG Pro Audio Perception P3S High-Performance Dynamic Cardiod Microphone for Backing Vocals and Instruments,Black - Amazon Basics XLR Microphone Cable for Speaker or PA System, All Copper Conductors, 6MM PVC Jacket, 25 Foot, Black --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pl/products/49348449-p3s-professional-dynamic-live-vocal-microphone](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/49348449-p3s-professional-dynamic-live-vocal-microphone) --- *Product available on Desertcart Poland* *Store origin: PL* *Last updated: 2026-04-25*