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AEA R88

Stereo Ribbon Microphone

This new monster mic incorporates two separate ribbon diaphragms, allowing you to use either Blumlein or M&S stereo recording configurations.

Published December 2005

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AKG D22 & D11

Instrument Microphones

The new Crystal Clear Sound range of mics includes two models intended for instrument miking. They've got the prestigious AKG name, but they won't break the bank.

Published December 2005

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M-Audio are perhaps better known for their studio and computer-based peripherals, but they now have a microphone range, to which has been added a stage-specific model. We put the Aries through its paces.

Published December 2005

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Q. What factors affect the quality of a microphone capsule?

What is it about the capacitor mic's capsule or the way it is mounted that dictates the polar pattern of the mic?

Published December 2005

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Q. What is the best way to mike up a clarinet?

I was working with a group who have a wind player in their line-up. When it came to the clarinet I just could not get a signal that would cut through the mix, despite using a second mic. Any suggestions?

Published November 2005

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SE Electronics Titan

Multi-pattern Condenser Microphone

The capsule within this microphone has a diaphragm coated with titanium, rather than the usual gold. We find out whether it makes any sonic difference...

Published November 2005

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Earthworks DK25/R

Drum Microphone Kit

This new set of high-resolution drum mics is also versatile enough for many general recording tasks.

Published October 2005

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Q. What arrangement of microphones should I use to record a pipe organ?

I have recently been asked by a well-known broadcasting organist to undertake a recording of a Wurlitzer pipe organ in an auditorium...

Published October 2005

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Samson C02

Condenser Microphone

This new small-diaphragm mic provides a good upgrade path for home studios currently working with just dynamic models.

Published October 2005

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Enhanced Audio M600

Universal Microphone Mount

A range of impressive sonic claims are made for this unusual clamp design, but the physics behind it remains unclear (to me, at least).

Published September 2005

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Q. Can I leave my mic powered up?

I've just bought my first mic, a Rode NT1A, which requires phantom power, and I'm wondering if there's anything wrong with leaving it plugged in with phantom power switched on for long periods of time?

Published September 2005

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Sontronics Orpheus & Helios

Multi-pattern Condenser Microphones

With a characterful sound to match their striking retro styling, these new mics set themselves apart from the crowd.

Published September 2005

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MXL V6 • 990 • 992

Condenser Microphones

Three new large-diaphragm mics from MXL include a model which attempts to recreate the sound of valves using solid-state technology.

Published August 2005

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Q. Should my Valve Mic be this noisy?

I have just got hold of a CAD M9 valve mic and the background noise level seems high compared to my other condensers...

Published August 2005

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Peter Freedman • Rode Microphones

The Wizard Of Oz

Australian manufacturers Rode started off making their mics with imported Far Eastern components, but as SOS's Editor In Chief found out on a visit to Sydney, these days their products are entirely conjured up in the land down under...

Published August 2005