Universal Audio known for their high-end audio interfaces and plugins is branching out into a new market with the announcement today of their first range of studio microphones.
Their new range of microphones consists of the Standard Series: SD-1 Dynamic, SP-1 Condenser and Sphere L22, along with a line of hand-built tube and FET mics under the UA Bock brand – how good do they look! We can’t wait to get our hands on them, here’s what we know so far:
This broadcast-style mic is tailor made for close-mic speech, vocal, and instrument recording, featuring a cardioid polar pattern and selectable low cut and articulation boost switches.
Universal Audio’s flagship pair of pencil microphones, designed to capture stereo acoustic instruments, drums, and live performances, and reject off-axis audio and background noise.
The UA Bock series is a premium line of tube and solid-state condenser mics, designed by mic guru, David Bock and hand-built in Santa Cruz, California.
Universal Audio is distributed in Australia by CMI Music & Audio
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