For a long time, it was thought impossible to get the sound of the classic German microphones of yesteryear via modern production methods. With the 017 TUBE large-diaphragm condenser, Soyuz have flipped the assumption on its head.
The Soyuz 023 Bomblet large-diaphragm condenser microphone brims with character and has been outfitted with a transformer for extra-strong lows. PAD and case included.
Bringing a much-loved classic back to the masses, Warm Audio present the WA-47F: a FET-based microphone that's able to capture a lush bottom-end, so you can mike up the kick drum without fear.
With the SE Electronics sE4400 MKII stereo set, you can build every possible stereo configuration. Thanks to the built-in HPF and PAD, these microphones are also fit for close-miking loud instruments, and they come complete with shock-mounts, a stereo bar and case.
Featuring diaphragms that have been sprinkled with titanium instead of plated with gold, the sE Electronics T2 MKII stereo pair allow you to make ultra-defined stereo recordings. Shock-mounts, stereo bar and case included.
The Shure KSM32C is a condenser microphone with cardioid directional characteristic. As a result, it picks up sound mainly from the front and suppresses other sound sources.
The Sony C-100 large-diaphragm condenser microphone boasts a frequency range of 20 Hz to 50 kHz, 3 pickup patterns, a low-cut filter and a -10dB pad.
Filters
Filters