Ribbon microphone

Last week I was introduced to the new Royer R-10 Bi-Directional ribbon microphone. The R-10 is very similar to the classic R-121 in design. It’s small and lightweight, which allows you to position the microphone without any intrusion, and utilizes the same ribbon transducer.

Ribbon Microphone Foil - do thinner foil ribbons produce more highs? Ribbon microphone foil thickness question explained by pro audio gear designer.

Electro Voice V-2 Ribbon Microphone

This product is discontinued. This page is just here for archival purposes. Decorate your studio with this artfully drawn technical illustration of the classic RCA 44-BX ribbon microphone. The exploded view displays the elements of the microphone, which were faithfully rendered from photographs and drawings of the orig

Ribbon/Electro-magnetic Microphone diagram https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2qcTIIqLo7W_t0VoP1cmNGgs7zm0sX4c

The RØDE NTR is a world-class active ribbon microphone that excels in a wide range of recording applications. Find out more.

Ribbon microphones employ a very simple basic operation principle, but the complexities of their design are way underestimated. Take few minutes to read some in-depth information if You are interested in ribbons.

RCA 44BX Restored by Ben at Silvia Classics. Silk inside screens was replaced, NOS brown RCA cable was installed, metal parts were cleaned, transformer housing was refinished.

Ribbon mics possess a highly detailed non-linear response without being oversensitive. Natural figure-8 directionality. Great for producing ambient stereo images when used in the Blumlein configuration. Unlike earlier ribbon mics, the R-121 is sturdy and ideal for discerning musicians for whom instrument tone is of utmost importance.