the t.bone SC 450

I have not tested it against other mics so I cannot really say if I liked the sound of it or not.

It was used as one of many other mics to capture an acoustic drumkit. If you may see it as a b-stock, this might be me.

I couldn't get a decent recording out of the drumkit in my small and untreated room. The mic, definitely WAS NOT the problem.

The sound from the mic itself was clean and true to what I was hearing. The built quality was also on pair with everything else you may find for much more money/

With not so big of a weight, it was easy mount even on smaller mic stands/

I challenge anyone to find me a large diaphragm condenser mic with this level of quality for a cheaper price. Definitely the best you're going to get for this money.
Finance aside, what is the mic like??? It's a gem, I've used it for acoustic guitar, ambient mic for drum kit, close mic for bass cab, close mic for guitar amp...actually I'll stop there because I can't remember the rest of the uses I've put it to, suffice to say; this puppy is VERSATILE!!
Things to watch out for; it's a little heavy so less solidly built mic stands may struggle if it's at the end of a long boom arm.
NOTE, this is a compressor mic so if you're not used to using them do a little research on what they would generally be used for before buying this and make sure whatever you're plugging it into has phantom power.
Overall; solidly built, great sound, versatile (if you know how to treat it) and SO cheap...what's not to love