Proven, Versatile, Rugged, Affordable, Quality The Horizon LT-321

June 22nd, 2009

The Horizon Tube Microphone will help you get the sound you’ve been looking for. You won’t find another microphone that can match the component quality, sound, and value on the market today.

“If you’re in the market for a condenser mic in this price range, I would give the Horizon serious consideration, as it delivers a sophisticated richness that I associate with mics many times the price.”
Allen Farmelo - TapeOp Magazine

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One microphone, many applications

You may be looking for a great microphone with a specific purpose, but what if you can have a microphone that sounds great in many applications? Our customer feedback has proven the Horizon can be that mic. From Grammy-winning producers to small and home studio owners, we have received positive feedback on many applications. Everything from killer guitar amps, mix-cutting vocals, tight snare drums, rich acoustic guitars, and even instruments like concertina and mandolin. Horizon owners have spoken: It will perform for you.

“I can’t say enough how great the Horizon was on the floor tom. And the guitar amp sounds with the two mics (ST-221 & Horizon) is….well, it’s sick, really, how good it is. ”
Ken Stringfellow - The Posies, REM, The Disciplines

Perfect in any studio, home or commercial

Each microphone comes with a shock mount and hard mount to meet the challenges of any studio. The hard mount is perfect for tight spaces or close micing. The shock mount reduces excessive noise caused by foot tapping or outside noise. You get added versatility from the shock mounted capsule. This reduces external vibrations no matter which mount you use.

“…there’s a familiar harmonic richness to the top end that I associate with other tube condensers, like Ela M 251 and U 67’s”
Allen Farmelo - TapeOp Magazine

Excellent performance on-stage

Think you can’t use a large diaphragm tube mic on stage? Think again! The Horizon tube microphone has proven to be an excellent microphone for live sound recording. With superb off-axis rejection, the bleed from other instruments is minimized. Multiple mounting options make the Horizon easy to place. The mounts and the shock-mounted capsule eliminate noise problems often found with other microphones.

“…very easy to handle on stage; feedback was no problem at all.
…checked the Horizon’s sensitivity to footfall noise on a wooden stage. It did very well, much better than the other live sound mics… Off-Axis rejection was surprisingly good.

Peter Brigel - Analog Audio

Expensive preamp optional

With approximately 10dB higher output, you won’t need to rely on expensive preamplifiers to achieve great sound. Two attenuation choices reduce amplitude by 10 or 20 decibels with no sound distortion. These features help you achieve superior results on a large variety of instruments and voices.

“…one guitarist claimed that this was the best-recorded guitar sound he had ever gotten.”
Paul Vnuk Jr., - RECORDING Magazine

“We’re loving the Horizon’s on drum overheads.”
Matt Boudreau, - Broken Radio Studios - San Francisco, CA

Rugged build quality

Hold the Horizon Tube Microphone in your hand, and you can feel the quality. Built from a solid piece of brass, the body is extremely rugged. The lollipop style head is designed to withstand a hard lick from a drum stick. A robust build quality is necessary to handle years of studio use and protect the premium electronics inside.

“Like all great mics, the Horizon’s got a SOUND… Built like a tank, this mic can handle anything.”
Nick Raskulinecz - Multi-Grammy winning Producer

High-end electronics

Internally, the Horizon Tube Microphone features a carefully constructed capsule which accurately captures sound waves. The military grade vacuum tube generates a fantastic tone. Finally, the world’s finest capacitors and precision wound output transformer offer exceptional performance and clarity.

“After whittling it down to 3 possibles from 10 in all cases in a blind test the Horizon rose to the top beating out mics 5 times the price, needless to say my client took it…”
Matt Allison - Dockyard Studios

 

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The Best Mics For Recording Vocals

June 10th, 2009

In this blog we will discuss and review some of the best mics for recording vocals. We encourage you to join in the conversation with some of your first hand experience. We will also look at the vocal chain (ie. EQ’s Mic-Pre’s, Compression etc.) and see what combinations are working best. Of course, we would also like to add our two cents when it come to purchasing your recording microphones. For over 20 years I have dealt almost exclusively with Boynton Pro Audio located in upstate NY and selling pro audio gear since 1953. ( Man, that’s older than me.) 

As with most singers and musicians starting out, it is hard to afford the real high end vocal microphones such as a Nuemann U87ai. However, in todays world there are many mics that are reasonably priced that sound great. We will cover the gammitt from inexpensive to high end microphones.

Coming this week!

We will review a microphone from Lauten Audio.

The Horizon LT-321

Stay Tuned!

 

 

                                             


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