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In this video, Dave Rat brings much-needed clarity to the often mysterious topic of phantom power. How does it work? What happens when sending phantom
It’s vital to get microphones right; they’re the critical first stage and no amount of subsequent signal processing is going to fix things later. Here’s a look at designs, applications and more.
Details on one of the most iconic microphones of all time.
A look at the AKG D202E cardioid microphone that debuted in the mid-1960s and the author still uses today…
Reduce problems, enhance system performance, and save significant time and money in the long run…
The functionality and aesthetics of a cardioid dynamic design with a non-metallic diaphragm.
Who would have thought revisiting the “old school” could be so exciting?
Inside a vintage microphone from the 60s and 70s, endorsed by some big artists of the day…
Investigating by measuring polar plots, directivity index, relative frequency responses at different angles and the change in frequency response.
