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AKG C12 VR

AKG C414 B

AKG C414 EB

The second generation of the classic C414 - also armed with the CK-12 capsule; the C414 EB (Brass)

AKG C451

The AKG C451 is a small diaphragm condenser with a bright airy sound.

AKG D 112

AKG D 12

AKG's classic mic. It brings the full solid thud sound which was very popular with drummers in the 50's.

AKG The Tube

Beyerdynamic M 201

The specs for the 2001-era M 201 N(C) give a sensitivity rating higher than the currently shipping model — 2 mV/Pa rather than today’s version at 1.2 mV/Pa.
Useful for snare drum, freak high-SPL situations where you still need good midrange clarity. If the SM57 were a microphone, it would sound like this.

Beyerdynamic M 88

Bruel & Kjaer 4006

Crown PZM

Electro-Voice PL20

Electrovoice RE20 Dynamic

Milab CM-22

Neumann KM 184

The KM 184 has a gentle rise at about 9 kHz, a characteristic that was introduced very successfully with the KM 140. The result is a tonal balance that is fresher and livelier when compared to the KM 84 with its flat frequency response in that band.

Neumann KM 84

Neumann KM 85

Neumann TLM 170

Neumann TLM 50

Neumann U 47 FET

An essential contributor to sound recordings of the 1960s and 1970s this microphone decisively affected the spatial dimension of the sound and the tonal depth of countless productions.

Neumann U 64

The Neumann U 64 miniature condenser micro­phone differs from the well-known standard range of miniature micro­phones in the shape of the micro­phone head. The directional characteristic is cardioid. Special features of this micro­phone are the independence of the directional characteristic from frequency and a response ex­tend­ed to the high-frequency end. The miniature construction makes it par­tic­u­lar­ly suitable for unobtrusive use in film and television studios.

Neumann U 67 Tube

The Neumann U 67 is a multipattern large-diaphragm condenser microphone with a tube-and-transformer topology. It was introduced by Neumann in 1960 with the intention of replacing the U 47 in Neumann’s product line.

Neumann U 87

The Neumann U87 features 3 switchable polar patterns and has a -10dB pad. A very popular microphone.

RCA 44-DX Ribbon

RCA 77-DX Ribbon

Royer R-121 Ribbon

Unlike classic ribbon mics, the R-121 withstands close proximity to cranked up electric guitars and drums, whilst sharing similarities such as the figure of 8 pattern, warm tone, and a flat frequency response.

Sanken CU-41

Scheops CMC5

Sennheiser MD 421

Shure SM57

The legendary SM57 is an industry-standard, highly versatile cardioid dynamic microphone tuned for the clean reproduction of amplified and acoustic instruments. The SM57 is ideal for sound reinforcement and recording applications.

Shure SM58

The legendary SM58 is an industry-standard, highly versatile cardioid dynamic vocal microphone, tailored to deliver warm and clear vocal reproduction. The SM58 is consistently the first choice for vocal performances around the globe.

Switchcraft PZM

Yamaha NS10 Subkick