Solid state condenser microphones provide a very high level of detail and output, requiring phantom power (+48v) from your preamp.

Tube microphones have been around for what seems like forever now, and are almost exclusively fitted with condenser or capacitor style diaphragms, with few exceptions.

Systems that allow capsules and bodies to be swapped out, offering you the most in versatility and ease of use for the studio.

Pre-assembled drum packs can mean a great all in one solution, in one convenient carry case, for live and recording needs.

Ribbon mics are very much character designs by today's standards, a very specific sound can be had by the mic itself. Some try to simplify them by saying they're dark and boomy, but with today's selection that simply isn't the case.

Dynamic microphones, or moving coil designs, are known for being tough as nails and can withstand abuse and elements better than most other mic designs.

Wireless mics are an excellent choice for stage, whether it be public speaking or Broadway theater or live music venues. We have all sorts of handheld, lavalier and headworn mics to suit every need.

Boundary or "PZM" (pressure zone mic) designs are typically hemispherical in their pickup patterns, and work well on walls or boardroom conference tables as well as behind a drum kit or on a live stage.

Shotgun style microphones reject off-axis sound to an extreme amount, leaving you with a focused and highly directional response mainly targeted in the range of human voice.

Digital and USB powered mics are great for podcast, field recording, interview, foley gathering, or convenient scratch ideas into a laptop or other digital connected device.

Government and manufacturing sectors will find a nice selection of measurement / test flat frequency response mics designed to deliver true response.

Category for other types of microphones that do not fit elsewhere, more specialized in use.