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Royer R-122V Vacuum Tube Ribbon Microphone

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Sale price£2,673.00 GBP Regular price£3,240.00 GBP

Description

Experience the Royer R-122V's Smooth Performance

The Royer R-122V Ribbon Microphone is perfect for anyone who values rich, natural sound. Its vacuum tube electronics offer high output capability and low self-noise for crystal-clear recordings. It handles high sound pressure levels, ideal for electric guitars and percussion, and operates with a dedicated power supply, ensuring reliability for any serious musician.

Versatile and High-Quality Design

The Royer R-122V Ribbon Microphone features consistent frequency response regardless of distance, and its ribbon element is unaffected by impedance, heat, or humidity. The rear side of the mic records slightly brighter when close, allowing creative sound options. The absence of high-frequency peaks and phase shifts ensures clean recordings.

Built for Reliability

The Royer R-122V offers equal sensitivity from both sides of the ribbon element, providing flexibility. Its low magnetic leakage and output impedance capture pristine audio without noise. Compared to other microphones, the Royer R-122V stands out for superior sound quality and reliability. Terry Carter Music Store has got you covered with this incredible microphone.

Specifications: 

  • Vacuum tube electronics provide high output capability, optimal impedance to the ribbon element and low output impedance
  • Extremely low self-noise
  • Operates from a dedicated power supply
  • High SPL capabilities for electric guitar and percussion instruments
  • Absence of high-frequency peaks, "ringing" and phase shifts
  • Ribbon element unaffected by impedance/load, heat or humidity
  • Very low magnetic leakage
  • Equal sensitivity from front or back of element
  • Consistent frequency response regardless of distance
  • Rear side of mic records slightly brighter when three feet or closer to sound source
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