Two microphones, the same price, and a page of numbers that seems designed not to help. Here is what each figure means, which two of them actually predict what you will hear, and how to settle a real choice on the sheet rather than on the brand.
A microphone spec sheet is a short document that mostly tells you things you do not need, in units that are not obvious, alongside two or three numbers that genuinely decide whether the mic will work for you. The difficulty is that they all look equally important.
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