Earthworks M30 is an omnidirectional (pressure) microphone designed and calibrated for measurement purposes. It is a pre-polarized condenser microphone directly coupled to a wideband, low output impedance preamplifier. The M30 requires a standard 48V phantom power supply. It features a linear free-field frequency response from 5Hz to 30kHz (please see the enclosed individual cali – […]
Rock Band Microphone
Instructions: Plug into USB portal of xbox or desired device to power Tips: Do not bring mic too close to your mouth, it should not touch your lips
Neumann TLM193
The TLM 193 is a large diaphragm microphone with a cardioid polar pattern. Tips: Ideal for close miking of instruments with high sound pressure levels Announcer’s mic for broadcasting/dubbing Home recording and project studios Vocalist recording Spot mic for wind instruments, strings, percussion, and guitar amps
Shure SM58 Dynamic Microphone
A dynamic microphone used for “live on stage” vocal sound. Tips: Aim the microphone toward the desired sound source (the speaker or singer) and away from unwanted sources. Place the microphone as close as practical to the desired sound source. Work close to the microphone for extra bass response. Use only one microphone to […]
Audio Technica Shotgun Microphone
The Audio-Technica 815ST is a stereo shotgun microphone. Basic Controls There are 2 recessed switches located at the base of the microphone. The top switch allows you to toggle the microphone’s roll off. The bottom switch allows you to adjust the various patterns (as seen below) of intake the microphone can utilize. Tips: Aim the […]
AKG C414 B-ULS Condenser Microphone
The C414 XLS multipattern condenser microphone that features 5 different polar patterns. Basic Controls On the gold faced side there is a left-to-right toggle that allows you to switch through the different polar patterns. On the back of the microphone there are two left-to-right toggle switches. The switch on the left allows you to switch […]
AKG D112 Dynamic Microphone
The AKG D112 is a Dynamic microphone that used primarily for the recording of kick drums. Tips: Try multiple positions for the best sound, but in general you want to position the mic to point at the air hole on the front of the kick drum.
Rode NT 4 Stereo Mic
Precision stereo condenser microphone Basic Functions: The output connection is powered by a 5 Pin XLR Used with the following accessories: RM3 Stand Mount, WS4 Wind Shield RC4 Case, NT4-DXLR stereo XLR lead NT4-MJ XLR to 3.5mm stereo cable Tips: It is crucial when stereo recording to have the polar frequency response of each capsule closely matched To […]
Crown PZM 30D Floor Mic
Pressure zone microphone Basic Functions: The output of either mic is a male 3-pin XLR- type Tips : Can be used for miking full orchestras or individual musical instruments to security or teleconferencing PZMs are designed to operate on any stiff non-absorbent boundary (or surface). Typical boundaries are a floor, wall, ceiling, or table. This […]
Horizon Straightline Direct Box
A passive direct box that allows Hi-Z input to be converted to Lo-Z output. Tips: If you are getting noise during recording, flip the Ground Lift switch to help solve the problem Plug 1/4″ cable into Hi-Z In and an XLR Cable into Lo-Z out for simple conversion
Sennheiser MD 421
Dynamic microphone with cardioid pattern and 5 position bass roll-off. Basic Features: Switch controls five position bass roll-off Use with XLR cable Tips: Usually used to record guitars and drums Can also be used to record other instruments and group vocals
Neumann KM184 Condenser Microphone
The Neumann KM184 is a cardioid condenser microphone most commonly used for recording instruments either solo or in an ensemble. Tips: Use a pop screen to prevent the occurrence of outside pop noises Ensure that a phantom power supply (48V) is supplied to the microphone while recording Try to eliminate all outside noise as these […]
Shure SM 57 Dynamic Microphone
A rugged cardioid dynamic microphone tailored for guitar amps, drums, and other loud instruments, very common to use for snare drums. Tips: Aim the microphone toward the desired sound source (such as the talker, singer, or instrument) and away from unwanted sources. Place the microphone as close as practical to the desired sound […]