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Condenser microphones are the standard in professional vocal, acoustic and instrumental recording. Their high sensitivity, wide frequency response and ability to capture the finest details of any sound make them the first choice of sound engineers and producers worldwide. In this collection you will find condenser microphones from Neumann, RODE, Warm Audio, Lewitt, sE Electronics, Sontronics, Telefunken and many other manufacturers.
A condenser capsule reacts to the smallest changes in air pressure, capturing detail no dynamic mic can match — the trade-off is sensitivity to room noise and a need for 48V phantom power. This collection covers large- and small-diaphragm condensers for studio and content creation.
A large-diaphragm condenser like RODE NT1 Signature is the default for vocals, acoustic guitar and piano — a bigger capsule generally means a warmer, more forgiving character. Small-diaphragm condensers excel at fast transients and precise stereo imaging — think drum overheads, acoustic detail and orchestral work.
Recording vocals for the first time with a real studio mic? RODE NT1 Signature is where we'd start. Want classic large-diaphragm character with a transformer output stage? Warm Audio WA-87 R2 delivers that at an accessible price. Chasing pro-level FET circuitry? Mojave Audio MA-201FET is built for serious studio work.
We carry RODE, Warm Audio, sE Electronics, Mojave Audio and United Studio Technologies.
The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.
Yes, virtually always — 48V, supplied by any modern audio interface or mixer's phantom power switch.
Large diaphragm, by far the more common choice — it typically gives a fuller, more flattering character on most voices.
It can be — condensers pick up more of the room than a dynamic mic does. If you can't treat or quiet your space, a dynamic mic may serve you better.
See also: Dynamic Microphones · Ribbon Microphones · Microphone Accessories
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