omni-directional small diaphragm condenser microphone
original version from Bruel & Kjaer, now known as DPA (Danisch Pro Audio)
is also used as a high end audio measurement microphone
legendary microphone for recording classical music on location
Milab - EMBLA
multi-Pattern large dual diaphragm condenser microphone
has a the same rare rectangular dual diaphragm as the Milab - VIP 50 (see above)
was designed for recording musical instruments instead of vocals
Milab - VIP 50
multi-pattern large dual diaphragm condenser microphone
has a rare rectangular dual diaphragm
especially designed for vocal recordings
legendary microphone used by e.g. ABBA, Chaka Khan, Jeff Buckley, Manhattan Transfer, Ray Charles, Tory Amos, Pointer Sisters, Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson ('Dangerous' album in 1992 and 'Thriller Special Edition' in 2001)
NEUMANN - TLM 49
cardioid large diaphragm condenser microphone
uses the famous K 47 capsule of the legendary NEUMANN M 49 and U 47
transformerless design with less coloration
has a warm sound which is especially optimized for vocal performance
won the 2006 TEC Award in the category MICROPHONE TECHNOLOGY / RECORDING
NEUMANN - U 87 Ai
multi-pattern large dual diaphragm condenser microphone
modern version of the legendary NEUMANN U 87, with a higher output and a lower noise floor
the readers of the 'Sound On Sound' magazine have voted the U 87 Ai as the best microphone, announced during the Winter NAMM show 2012 in Anaheim, California
NEUMANN - KM 184 mt (x2
= stereo matched pair)
cardioid small diaphragm condenser miniature microphone
legendary microphone for recording musical instruments
RØDE - NT2 (x2)
multi-pattern large dual diaphragm condenser microphone
Australian copy of the legendary NEUMANN U 87 (see above)
RØDE - NT5 (x2
= stereo matched pair)
cardioid small diaphragm condenser miniature microphone
Australian copy of the legendary NEUMANN KM 184 (see above)
RØDE - NT5 + NT45-O
cardioid + omni-directional small diaphragm miniature
condenser microphone
microphone body + 2 microphone capsules
Australian copy of the legendary NEUMANN KM 184 (see above) + KM 183 (omni-directional version of the KM 184)
RØDE - NTG1
super-cardioid condenser shotgun microphone
microphone for film, radio, and television applications
RØDE - NTK (x3)
cardioid large diaphragm valve condenser microphone
modified with a 'NOS Telefunken E88CC / 6922 Gold Pin Diamond Vacuum Tube' from 1967
SENNHEISER - MKH 416 P48
super-cardioid short shotgun interference tube condenser microphone
legendary microphone for film, radio, and television, especially for outside broadcast applications
Microphones dynamique à bobine mobile
AKG - D112 MkII
cardioid large diaphragm dynamic
microphone
designed for bass drum and bass guitar
bass resonance volume chamber
integrated hum-compensation coil
can handle more than 160 dB SPL without distortion
MkII model has new integrated flexible mount
industry benchmark for bass drum microphone used on stages and in studios worldwide for over 30 years
SHURE - SM58
cardioid dynamic vocal microphone
the most widely used dynamic microphone in the world for live vocals
SHURE - BETA 58A
super-cardioid dynamic vocal microphone
super-cardioid version of the legendary SHURE SM58 (see above) with a wider frequency response
SHURE - SM7B
cardioid dynamic vocal microphone
the most widely used dynamic microphone in the world for broadcast vocals
but also very suited for recording loud rock vocals (was used by Metallica, Greenday, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc...)
the original SM7 was also a 'secret weapon' in the 80's, Quincy Jones used it to record Michael Jackson’s vocals on the albums 'Off The Wall', 'Thriller' and 'Bad'
Rosace ramassage pour guitare acoustique (cordes de métal)
Takamine - Tri-Ax Pickup (x2)
active sound hole pickup
dual-coil design and L.R. Baggs tri-axial dynamic technology
identical to the L.R.Baggs M1 active sound hole pickup
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