TECHNOLOGY FOCUS


LEWITT LCT 550


Thanks to its 0dB-A self-noise caused by electronics and circuitry (3dB-A according to IEC 60268-1 due to Brownian motion) the LCT 550 large-diaphragm studio microphone is able to capture even extremely weak signals with precision and detail. Manufacturing tolerances have been minimised thanks to highly precise calibration of the capsule and the electronics – which means that any two LCT 550s will always form a matched pair at +/-0dB.


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MANLEY REFERENCE GOLD


Both artists and engineers around the world have acclaimed Manley Labs’ Reference Gold multi-pattern microphone. High build quality with many proprietary components has resulted in a mic with superb natural sounding characteristics. One of the ‘go-to’ mics when getting the vocal just right is critical.


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NEUMANN TLM 107


Multi-faceted versatility, no-compromise sound, and innovative operation: with five directional characteristics and a novel operating concept, the TLM 107 provides sound without any coloration.


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