the t.bone SC 600

70 Euros will get you the most versatile tool you would ever dream
Very good mid section
A bit on the boomy side around 100 hz
And a bit bright up the stairs (16k-20k) I actually like this brightness as it helps when u are using any pitch tuning programme
I highly reccomnend
It sounds preety neutral not warm nor cold
Update:It is actually comparable to way more expensive mics

Low noise, very sturdy, comes in a leather-ish case, pretty good weight and looks good. Sounds great too, albeit a little brittle in the high mids if you push it with a eq.

It has a plastic switch to engage a low shelf and another to toggle between Omni or cardioid modes, although I read somewhere that this is really a supercardioid mic

Great on overheads for drums or as a room mic

Got this mic on a whim for the price and was blown away by the quality. Used up against and audio tech at4033 and it was a tight call. The t.bone sounded warmer on the acoustic guitars and captured vocals beautifully.
Very happy with this product and will be getting another.

A really excellent mic for the price - It's idea for me for home recording however depending on how you set it up it can be too sensitive as when I started to use it first it picked up the sounds from the TV in another room - something I hardly noticed when I started to record. I then spoke to a sound engineer friend of mind who helped me understand the symbols and settings to get the sound I wanted and this leads me to my only serious negative - the instructions that came with the mic simply were not written for the novice and this was initially a major let down for me.