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Avantone Pro has unveiled its new BV-1 mkII tube-driven, large-diaphragm condenser microphone.
Tallman, NY (August 30, 2022)—Avantone Pro has unveiled its new BV-1 mkII tube-driven, large-diaphragm condenser microphone. The mic is suggested for recording vocals, brass, mandolin, percussion, piano and guitar cabinets.
The new mic features capacitors from six different companies — France’s Solen, Germany’s EPCOS, Germany’s WIMA, Japan’s ELNA, Japan’s Nichicon and the USA’s Kyocera. The microphone also features an output transformer custom-designed by Californian company CineMag, as well as a handpicked, edge-terminated 34 mm (AKG) CK12-style capsule.
The mic also comes with a power supply and an associated 7-pin connecting cable custom-made by Sommer Cable Germany. It’s all packed in a hard-shell briefcase that also contains a shock-mount, a pop filter and wood presentation box for the BV-1 mkII microphone itself.
The BV-1 mkII is available at Avantone Pro’s US Dealers with a MAP of $1,099.00 USD.
Tags ⋅ Avantone Pro ⋅ bv-1 ⋅ condenser mic ⋅ Microphone
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