Royer Labs R-122 MKII Matched Pair Active Ribbon Microphone Bundle with Two RSM-SS1 Sling-Shock Shockmounts (Nickel)

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The Royer Labs R-122 MKII Matched Pair Ribbon Microphone Bundle with Two RSM-SS1 Sling-Shock Shockmountspairs two of these active, phantom-powered ribbon microphones with two specially designed shockmounts that isolate the mics from vibrations without the use of elastic bands.

The Royer Labs R-122 MKII Matched Pair Ribbon Microphone Bundle with Two RSM-SS1 Sling-Shock Shockmountspairs two of these active, phantom-powered ribbon microphones with two specially designed shockmounts that isolate the mics from vibrations without the use of elastic bands.

The Royer Labs R-122 MKII Active Ribbon Microphone (Nickel, Matched Pair) uses phantom power and founder David Royer's innovative microphone design to record natural and transparent electric guitars, acoustic guitars, electric bass, acoustic bass, drum overheads, brass, percussion, piano strings, woodwinds, Foley, and many other sources.

The microphone is similar to the company's R-121 ribbon microphone but has a faster transient response and a larger audio transformer for more open highs and a tighter more focused low-end response.

The MKII version of the original (introduced in 2002), incorporates a -15 dB pad and a switchable bass-cut filter. The switches are completely out of the circuit when disengaged. They are also recessed to prevent accidental activation.

The microphone's -15 dB pad is positioned before the unit's electronics and when engaged eliminates the potential for headroom-related distortion on even the loudest sources without imparting a sonic imprint on the material.

The microphone's bass cut starts filtering at 100 Hz at a rate of 6 dB per octave to effectively reduce the unit's bass buildup due to the proximity effect. The smooth filter is useful for vocals, acoustic instruments, and closed-miked electric guitars when less bottom end is desired.