Alt rockers film three songs for the company’s performance series and try out the new TF11 FET condenser microphone on guitars in addition to performing with their stock of M80 dynamic mics for vocals.
Mics for the band include an M80 in Cherrywood with Copper grille, a Blue M80, an M80, and an M81-SH for the band’s Hammond organ Leslie amp and rotating loudspeaker.
Opera Memphis and Iris Orchestra continue performances, albeit online, utilizing matched set of M60 condenser microphones.
Connecticut-based company founded by Toni Fishman commemorating two decades as the 21st century revival of the original TELEFUNKEN GmbH founded in Germany in 1903.
Featuring a live performance by Grammy-nominated artist Thana Alexa joined by Grammy-winning drummer Antonio Sanchez as well as The Virtual Soundstage online immersive studio environment.
For Stryper’s “Even the Devil Believes,” the first recording at the new facility, chief engineer/producer engineer Danny Bernini employs a variety of Telefunken mics to capture the drum kit.
FOH engineer Luke Milanese employs FET M60 condenser and M80 dynamic mics to capture group that brings it’s own signature style to traditional bluegrass.
Company’s first large-diaphragm phantom-powered condenser microphone is designed for use in the studio and on stage.
M80/M81 wired mics and wireless capsules can now be ordered in an array of body colors and finishes.
“We were able to adapt a creative work-from-home strategy for both our lab technicians and our administrative team.” – Alan Venitosh, TELEFUNKEN director of operations
Has a TELEFUNKEN large-diaphragm ELA M251E mic for vocals and a small-diaphragm ELA M260 tube mic on guitar.
Custom soundstage at Telefunken HQ in Connecticut serves as venue for education, discussion and demonstrations.