Neumann U67
A classic tube condenser prized for vocals, strings and brass.
Every piece of gear we track across documented studios. Select a model to see which rooms have it.
A classic tube condenser prized for vocals, strings and brass.
The workhorse dynamic microphone, ubiquitous on snare drums and guitar cabinets.
Perhaps the most celebrated studio microphone ever built.
A versatile multi-pattern condenser that has been a studio standard since the 1970s.
A large-diaphragm dynamic, the original dedicated kick drum microphone.
The successor to the D12, a standard for kick drum recording.
A versatile dynamic microphone used on toms, guitar cabs and vocals.
The most widely used large-diaphragm condenser microphone in professional recording.
A small-diaphragm condenser used on hi-hat, acoustic guitar and overheads.
The industry-standard vocal dynamic microphone.
A BBC-designed ribbon microphone with a warm, natural character.
A large-diaphragm dynamic used on kick drum, bass cabinets and broadcast.
A large-diaphragm tube condenser with continuously variable polar pattern.
A compact cardioid condenser widely used on acoustic guitar, hi-hat and overheads.
A tube condenser with a built-in Peltier cooler, a modern vocal standard in pop and hip-hop.
A multi-pattern ribbon microphone, a companion to the RCA 44.
A bidirectional variant of the U47, favored for close-miked vocals.
A dynamic cardioid known for broadcast vocals and aggressive guitar tones.
A legendary tube condenser built by AKG for Telefunken.
The original studio ribbon microphone, introduced in the 1930s.
A modern tube condenser with nine switchable polar patterns.
A rugged small-diaphragm condenser for acoustic instruments and overheads.
A modern ribbon microphone popular on guitar amps and brass.
One of the most sought-after tube condensers ever made.
A hypercardioid ribbon microphone used on guitar amps and strings.
A stereo ribbon microphone for room ambience and Blumlein recording.
An electro-optical tube compressor, one of the most used studio compressors in history.
A passive tube program equalizer known for its musical low-frequency boost and attenuate trick.
A VCA compressor known for its tight, aggressive compression.
A FET peak limiter with fast attack, used on vocals, drums and bass.
A stereo bus compressor that has been part of the Neve console ecosystem since the 1970s.
A high-frequency equalizer for adding air and presence.
The original plate reverb, a steel plate suspended in a large enclosure.
A three-band proportional EQ with a punchy, musical character.
The flagship digital reverb processor, a mix-room standard for decades.
A high-end digital effects processor with reverb, delay and modulation.
A modern digital reverb revered for its natural hall and plate algorithms.
A pitch-shifting and effects processor used for thickening vocals and creative effects.
An optical tube compressor/limiter popular on vocals and bass.
A later-generation electro-optical compressor with switchable ratio.
A tube variable-mu stereo compressor, one of the rarest and most coveted pieces of studio gear.
A midrange equalizer companion to the EQP-1A.
A feedback compressor with a distinctly punchy sound.
A modern analog compressor that emulates several classic compression curves.
A tube leveling amplifier with a smooth, transparent compression character.
A solid-state electro-optical leveling amplifier, the transistor sibling of the LA-2A.
A tube channel strip with preamp, EQ, compressor and output level.
The most famous microphone preamp and EQ module ever designed.
A four-band EQ and preamp module from the Neve 8068 console.
A 500-series mic preamp with API's signature punchy sound.
A German tube amplifier originally designed for broadcast, prized for its warmth.
A broadcast-grade tube preamp with exceptional headroom and clarity.
The successor to the A800, with improved electronics and transport.
A half-inch two-track mastering deck, the gold standard for stereo mixdown to tape.
A two-inch 24-track tape machine, the workhorse of analog multitrack recording.
The most widely used nearfield monitor in mixing history.
An active nearfield monitor with Genelec's signature accuracy.
A bi-amplified nearfield monitor in Genelec's 8000 series.
An active studio monitor with a precision passive radiator design.
A single-driver cube monitor used to check how a mix translates on small speakers.
A modern recreation of the Auratone concept for translation checking.
A hi-fi loudspeaker frequently adopted as a nearfield reference in recording studios.