9 Results for "supercardioid"

The Best Live Vocal Mics for Stage Performance

Getting a great live vocal sound is an essential part of your production, we check out some of the best live vocal mics for use on stage.

The Austrian Audio OC818 condenser microphone is now available in black

Austrian Audio has announced a new black variant of the OC818 condenser microphone. The innovative mic with custom-designable polar patterns now offers two color options.

Earthworks Audio introduces the ETHOS broadcast and podcast microphone

Earthworks Audio has announced the ETHOS condenser microphone for broadcasting and podcasting. Earthworks says that it offers very fast transients for a high level of detail.

DEAL: Get the Sennheiser e 865 and e 865-S vocal microphones for €99!

Need a new vocal mic? Thomann is currently offering the Sennheiser evolution e 865 and e 865-S condenser microphones for EUR 99 each. That's over 50% off the regular price!

NAMM 2020: Become the next Joe Rogan with Sontronics’ Podcast Pro mic

Made in black and red, the new Sontronics mic is designed for spoken word applications and features a tight supercardioid pickup pattern.

Behringer BA 19A and B 906: more cloned microphones for the masses

Behringer has announced the BA 19A Condenser Boundary Microphone and B 906 Dynamic Microphone. With the new mics, the company continues its mission of cloning the most successful microphones around.

Behringer unveils the SL 84C, a Shure microphone clone for 11 bucks

A vocal mic for 11 bucks? Eh, what? The Behringer SL 84C, BA 85A, SL 85S and SB 78A look very similar to various classics from Shure, yet all four of them together cost less than 90 US dollars.

DPA Microphones DPA 2028: Supercardioid condenser mic for live vocals

DPA Microphones has announced the DPA 2028 vocal mic. The condenser mic with a supercardioid polar pattern is designed for live vocals, as well as broadcast and AV applications.

sE Electronics infiltrates Shure wireless systems with V7 MC1 dynamic capsule

Chinese microphone maker sE has found a novel way to break into the hand-held market - why build your own wireless transmitter/receiver range when you can just make a capsule compatible with your rival's ...