Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphones

The MA-200 is a large diaphragm, vacuum tube condenser microphone with a fixed cardioid pattern. It gives warm, full-bodied reproductions of vocals and instruments, with none of the shrillness and high frequency distortion artifacts that are often encountered with modern condenser microphones.

The GT50 Studio FET condenser microphone features a 1.10-inch hand assemble and tested large diameter capsule with ultra thin 3-micron Gold evaporated diaphragm. The GT55 has the popular cardioid polar pattern and warm Class A FET electronics. The

GT60 Studio Tube condenser microphone featuresa l

arge all brass capsule, a single p

attern side address design, a

1.1" diameter 3-micron evaporated gold diaphram,

Class A tube electronics, a

-10db attenuation pad, and 

75Hz low frequency roll off switch. The

MD1b Vacuum Tube condensor microphone is a re-release of the 1st Groove Tubes tube microphone.

ADK offers the Audiophile Series of LDC's. They were created for critical recording environments and fine acoustic sources.

An affordable alternative to the super-expensive European mics, the Audiophile Series ADK Microphones have many European sourced components and European Designs.

The TS-2 is a multi-pattern large diaphragm tube condenser microphone designed for sonic clarity with rugged construction. It features newly designed vacuum tube electronics and a continuously variable pattern selector to provide a high level of versatility at an affordable price.

The Z3300A is a versatile FET microphone and utilises a large 1.07” twin diaphragm, which gives the engineer a choice of three polar patterns, omni, cardioid and figure of eight. The Z5600a II has nine graded steps through omni, cardioid and figure of eight patterns, and a 10dB pad and bass cut. It can be used in a number of applications, from mic-ing a live drum kit, to overhead on a choir.

The ICIS shares the same large 1.07" gold-sputtered, edge mount diaphragm as the Z5600a, with a fixed cardioid pattern.

The CK-6 

microphone uses

transformerless Discreet Class A FET circuitry that will yield pleasing professional results comparable to much more expensive designs. The CK-7 is a multi-pattern version of the CK-6. The CK-33 is a stereo FET mic with dual cardioid capsules. The CK-40 is a stereo FET Mic with dual multi-pattern capsules. The CV-12 is a multi-pattern tube microphone, while the CV-28 is a tube Mic with three capsules.