Meet the AKG P220
The P220 model is the most successful within the Project Studio line.
I've used a number of condenser microphones that were fine for vocals but would struggle to pick up audio from an acoustic guitar. The wide frequency response & high sensitivity allows the instruments you're recording to shine through without clipping. Beyond that, the strong & rugged design of the microphone makes on-stage application feasible. This condenser also comes with a built-in bass-cut filter (High-Pass). This is a pretty cool feature that I've played around with a bunch, and it's not super common to see as a built-in feature. If you aren't sure of what this is used for, the basic synopsis is that it'll cut off the low frequencies at a certain point, and only let in the highs. Think of it like High (can) Pass filter.
The downside is As with most lower-end condenser microphones, you may find it to be a bit airy & hissy. These are the extra high-end frequencies pushing through your microphone.
