The ADK Hamburg Mk8 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone is a new and upgraded version of the popular Hamburg Edition with a More Fine-Tuned Response-Curve Designed to Replicate a Vintage Late 1950’s German Tube (Valve) Mic. The Hamburg Mk 8 is the Eighth Generation of ADK Microphones – offering a Mellow, Robust Tonality.
The AKG Perception 120 condenser microphone gives you the kind of versatile performance and reliability you need, whether you're capturing sources in a pro studio, tracking at home, or even going after great live sound. Featuring a cardioid pickup pattern, switchable 20dB attenuation pad, and bass roll-off switch, the Perception 120 has what you need to get great sound anywhere — it's built rugged enough to take the stage, while being sensitive and accurate
The highly versatile P220 from AKG is a flexible condenser microphone designed for numerous recording applications. This great all-round microphone is ideal for lead vocals, acoustic guitar and brass instruments. The high sound pressure levels range up to 155dB SPL and allow you to record various sources with the utmost clarity and tonal accuracy.
The C-1 microphone is a home recording enthusiast’s dream come true! This professional-quality condenser microphone is designed to capture your sounds with incredible realism, sensitivity and accuracy. With the C-1’s outstanding cardioid pickup pattern for excellent sound source separation and feedback rejection, these ultra-low noise mics are an excellent choice for any recording scenario – and rugged enough to go the distance! With a handy swivel stand mount included in the sleek transport case, the C-1 just may be the only microphone your studio will need.
The U7 is a large-diaphragm studio microphone with a fixed polar pattern. The capsule is a centre contact type with a 6-micron gold-evaporated diaphragm. The impedance converter uses a GE6072 tube (valve) and the output is transformer coupled.
The Bock 151 is a lower-priced version of the 251 microphone with a fixed cardioid pattern. A brite/normal”switch is added to allow alternative HF responses – “brite” gives a fully extended HF to match modern capacitor microphones
The Bock 195 is a fixed pattern studio microphone with a large (25 mm) diaphragm capsule – dual symmetrical backplate (K67 style). The electonics are Class A FET with a transformer output. This transformer is the oversize version used in the 151 and 251 microphones. Switching supplies and oscillators are avoided. The Fat”switch position introduces a low end boost between 10 Hz and 400 Hz.
The Bock Audio 251 large-diaphragm tube condenser microphone is a faithful sonic re-creation of the famous vintage Telefunken ELAM 251 manufactured by AKG over 50 years ago, these collectors items are now extremely rare and exchange hands for thousands of pounds and due to their age, don’t offer the reliability needed for a modern studio.
The GXL3000 is a multipattern FET condenser, offering three pickup patterns via a switch on the mic body: cardioid, omni, figure-of-8. Fore more information visit brand website.
Using the latest computer modelling tools has resulted in a microphone that features the best of old world and new world technology at affordable cost. The M177 features a single pattern version of the original Equitek E-300 capsule. An externally biased capsule, it has a gold sputtered 1.1 diaphragm. The M177 has a high speed, low noise operational amplifier head amp, coupled with a new discrete high efficiency power supply circuit. This results in incredibly low noise, low distortion and fast transient response. The M177 can be used with 24 to 48V phantom supplies.
The Langevin CR-2001 is Manley’s entry model cardioid capacitor microphone, very handy for recording just about anything. The capsule is the same as the Manley Reference Cardioid, but the CR-2001 runs off standard 48 volt phantom power having an all-discrete amplifier circuit employing very low noise transistors and selected FET’s instead of tubes. For economy the metal parts are sourced overseas to keep the cost down but all assembly, detailed soldering, and most importantly, attentive quality control processes are performed at the USA factory right alongside the Manley mics.
adk HamburgThe ADK Hamburg Mk8 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone is a new and upgraded version of the popular Hamburg Edition with a More Fine-Tuned Response-Curve Designed to Replicate a Vintage Late 1950’s German Tube (Valve) Mic. The Hamburg Mk 8 is the Eighth Generation of ADK Microphones – offering a Mellow, Robust Tonality.
akg Perception 100The AKG Perception 120 condenser microphone gives you the kind of versatile performance and reliability you need, whether you're capturing sources in a pro studio, tracking at home, or even going after great live sound. Featuring a cardioid pickup pattern, switchable 20dB attenuation pad, and bass roll-off switch, the Perception 120 has what you need to get great sound anywhere — it's built rugged enough to take the stage, while being sensitive and accurate
akg Perception 200The highly versatile P220 from AKG is a flexible condenser microphone designed for numerous recording applications. This great all-round microphone is ideal for lead vocals, acoustic guitar and brass instruments. The high sound pressure levels range up to 155dB SPL and allow you to record various sources with the utmost clarity and tonal accuracy.
behringer C1The C-1 microphone is a home recording enthusiast’s dream come true! This professional-quality condenser microphone is designed to capture your sounds with incredible realism, sensitivity and accuracy. With the C-1’s outstanding cardioid pickup pattern for excellent sound source separation and feedback rejection, these ultra-low noise mics are an excellent choice for any recording scenario – and rugged enough to go the distance! With a handy swivel stand mount included in the sleek transport case, the C-1 just may be the only microphone your studio will need.
berliner USA U7The U7 is a large-diaphragm studio microphone with a fixed polar pattern. The capsule is a centre contact type with a 6-micron gold-evaporated diaphragm. The impedance converter uses a GE6072 tube (valve) and the output is transformer coupled.
bockaudio Bock 151The Bock 151 is a lower-priced version of the 251 microphone with a fixed cardioid pattern. A brite/normal”switch is added to allow alternative HF responses – “brite” gives a fully extended HF to match modern capacitor microphones
bockaudio Bock 195The Bock 195 is a fixed pattern studio microphone with a large (25 mm) diaphragm capsule – dual symmetrical backplate (K67 style). The electonics are Class A FET with a transformer output. This transformer is the oversize version used in the 151 and 251 microphones. Switching supplies and oscillators are avoided. The Fat”switch position introduces a low end boost between 10 Hz and 400 Hz.
bockaudio Bock 251The Bock Audio 251 large-diaphragm tube condenser microphone is a faithful sonic re-creation of the famous vintage Telefunken ELAM 251 manufactured by AKG over 50 years ago, these collectors items are now extremely rare and exchange hands for thousands of pounds and due to their age, don’t offer the reliability needed for a modern studio.
cadprofessionalmicrophones Microphones GXL3000The GXL3000 is a multipattern FET condenser, offering three pickup patterns via a switch on the mic body: cardioid, omni, figure-of-8. Fore more information visit brand website.
cadprofessionalmicrophones Microphones M177Using the latest computer modelling tools has resulted in a microphone that features the best of old world and new world technology at affordable cost. The M177 features a single pattern version of the original Equitek E-300 capsule. An externally biased capsule, it has a gold sputtered 1.1 diaphragm. The M177 has a high speed, low noise operational amplifier head amp, coupled with a new discrete high efficiency power supply circuit. This results in incredibly low noise, low distortion and fast transient response. The M177 can be used with 24 to 48V phantom supplies.
manleylaboratories CR-2001The Langevin CR-2001 is Manley’s entry model cardioid capacitor microphone, very handy for recording just about anything. The capsule is the same as the Manley Reference Cardioid, but the CR-2001 runs off standard 48 volt phantom power having an all-discrete amplifier circuit employing very low noise transistors and selected FET’s instead of tubes. For economy the metal parts are sourced overseas to keep the cost down but all assembly, detailed soldering, and most importantly, attentive quality control processes are performed at the USA factory right alongside the Manley mics.