Neumann TLM 102 Studio Microphone
Get that Neumann sound in your home studio with the TLM 102. This fixed-cardioid condenser excels on vocals and voiceover -- try it on drums and amps, too.
Neumann TLM 103 Anniversary Microphone with Shockmount and Case
This Anniversary package includes a Neumann shock mount, aluminum case, and the super-low-noise TLM 103 fixed-cardioid condenser -- great on vocals and more.
Neumann TLM 103 Studio Microphone
A go-to large-diaphragm condenser with a fixed-cardioid capsule based on the famed Neumann U87, the TLM 103 delivers detailed sound with extremely low noise.
Universal Audio 710 Twin-Finity Microphone Preamplifier
Double your mic pre with the 710's two discrete, blendable gain stages: a tube circuit dripping with character, and a solid-state path with crisp response.
Recording with a Neumann TLM102, TLM103 or TLM107 microphone? Mount it securely with this matching Neumann shockmount, and isolate your mic from room rumble.
Neumann U87Ai Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone with Shock Mount, Case and Cable
Still going strong after 50 years, the Neumann U87Ai is THE iconic large-diaphragm condenser mic -- a studio staple on vocals and just about everything else.
Universal Audio 4-710D 4-Channel Microphone Preamp
Add 4 channels of Twin-Finity mic preamps to your recording studio rack! The 4-710D's hybrid signal path lets you blend solid-state clarity and tube warmth.
Neumann TLM49 Cardioid Condenser Microphone
Based on the iconic Neumann M49 and U47 mics, the transformerless TLM 49 large-diaphragm condenser flatters nearly any vocal with its gentle presence boost.
Universal Audio Solo/610 Microphone Preamp
One Putnam 610 console tube preamp, to go! With its fat input and output gain knobs, the UA Solo 610 warms up any microphone or DI instrument in the studio.
Black Lion Audio Bluey FET Limiting Amplifier
Based on mixmaster Chris Lord-Alge's modded "Blue Stripe" 1176 compressor, BLA's Bluey boasts a wet/dry mix knob and that signature lightning-fast attack.
Neumann KM184 Cardioid Small-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
Just call the Neumann KM 184 "the" acoustic guitar mic. Its incredibly natural sound is also ideal for capturing strings, winds, or delicate percussion.
Neumann KH 120A Active Studio Monitor
Experience legendary Neumann sound from your near-field studio monitors. These powered speakers deliver accurate sound in a surprisingly small package.
Neumann KMS 105 Pro Stage Condenser Mic
The Neumann KMS 105 brings the legendary Neumann studio sound to the stage with high SPL capabilities, low handling noise and excellent feedback rejection.
Black Lion Audio B12A Quad 4-Channel Microphone Preamplifier
BLA packed 4 B12A mic pres into 1 rack space to build the Quad. Plug into 4 channels with 70 dB of punchy API 312A-style gain, Cinemag transformers and all.
Neumann TLM 107 Multi-Pattern Condenser Microphone
Sing into the modern Neumann! This 5-pattern large-diaphragm condenser captures everything from vocals to drums with pure accuracy, plus an airy 8 kHz boost.
Black Lion Audio 17 Seventeen FET Compressor
Dial in some attitude. BLA delivers fast attack like the iconic '76 -- plus a frequency-adjustable sidechain, separate high- and low-pass, and wet/dry blend.
Neumann U 47 FET Collector's Edition Condenser Microphone
Get your hands on this classic mic! Perfect for anything from kick drums to vocals, the solid-state 47 FET uses the same K 47 capsule as the tube-based U 47.
Black Lion Audio MicroClock MKIII XB Word Clock
Hear the difference a rock-solid digital clock makes. The long-awaited XB edition of Black Lion's MicroClock MK3 delivers jitter accuracy of .6 pico seconds.
Universal Audio 6176 Vintage Channel Strip
The classic Putnam 610 preamp, plus the legendary 1176 compressor, equals one unbeatable channel strip. Warm up vocals, drums, and more with the UA 6176.
Black Lion Audio Auteur MKII Twin-Channel Microphone Preamplifier
Don't compromise clarity or warmth -- you can have both! BLA's Auteur mkII preamp improves on the original's responsive sound with more gain and lower noise.
