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Warm Audio WA-14 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
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Designed for use in studio applications, the Warm Audio WA-14 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone is a microphone with three selectable polar patterns including omnidirectional, cardioid, and figure-8. It’s a suitable mic for capturing sources as various as vocals, drum overheads, acoustic guitars, amplifiers, and more.
This large-diaphragm condenser gives you a 1” capsule constructed out of brass. This Lens Kondensator design is edge-terminated, sputtered in 24kt gold, and emulative of the vintage CK-12 (a classic and dependable mic). Utilizing fully discrete circuitry, the diaphragm is skinned with 6-micron Japanese Mylar for good measure. The microphone sports a balanced XLR connection, as well as a custom CineMag output transformer manufactured in the United States.
In addition to its switchable polar patterns, the microphone provides two different pads, allowing you to use the WA-14 with sources of higher and higher SPLs—all the way to 150 dB with the pad set to -20 dB. The WA-14 ships with a hard mount and shockmount.
Warm Audio WA-14 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone – Key Features:
- Variable pad and three polar patterns
- Lens Kondensator LK-12-B-60V edge-terminated, dual-backplate, all-brass vintage CK-12-style capsule
- Custom CineMag USA transformer
- Cardioid, figure-8, and omnidirectional patterns
- Includes shockmount and hard mount
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| Manufacturer | Warm Audio |
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