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windscreens, as overhead microphones and piano, ideal for acoustic instruments, stereo bar and carrying case included, switchable high pass filter and...
Stereo condenser microphone that features a closely matched pair of capsules to provide the spatial impact and realism of a live sound field. The capsules...
Microphone X/Y type capsule designed for Zoom H5 and H6 models. It contains two cardioid condenser microphones with omnidirectional characteristics,...
Shock-mounted stereo X/Y microphone capsule that provides two matched unidirectional condenser microphones set at a 90 degree angle. These microphones are...
Condenser microphone in the shape of a pen (2pcs). It is ideal for capturing the sound of musical instruments and live performances. It is designed to absorb...
One of the great references of the genre for pianos, strings, woodwinds, winds, acoustic guitars, cymbals, percussions on stage as in studio. But also on...
Mid-side stereo shotgun microphone capsule that is compatible with the Zoom H5 and H6 Handy Recorders, Q8 Handy Video Recorder, U-44 Handy Audio Interface,...
Pair or two compact, matched stereo “pencil-style” microphones with 1/2" capsules with gold-plated membranes and cardioid polar patterns that provide a full...
This matched stereo pair of TG I53 opens the way for professional stereo recordings. It comes with transport hardcase, mic holder and windshield.
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Fit for any challenges in the studio or on stage, the sE8 is a high-performance handcrafted small-diaphragm condenser.Its hand-made capsule implements a...
Double Stereo Ribbon Microphone boast a modern design and exceptional quality at an affordable price. It is perfect for smaller studios, home studio users...
The RØDE NT4 stereo microphone offers a perfect X/Y stereo array without the need for matched pair microphones, complex stereo bars and equipment. Simply...
