Royer SF-12 Stereo Ribbon Microphone Audio The two ribbon transducers are

The two ribbon transducers are magnet/pole piece structures that produce a wide

the amplifier can overload causing distortion and possible damage to the speaker

non-expandable control surface that not only provides tactile control of Pro Tools software recording

The "no-suffix" microphones were built to satisfy the standardized requirements of the German and Austrian national broadcast systems

with high frequency / full bandwidth content released faster than lower frequencies for natural envelope tracking

Royer SF-12 Stereo Ribbon Microphone Audio The two ribbon transducers areThe SF 12 stereo coincident ribbon microphone combines high quality audio performance with outstanding stereo separation and imaging. It is a modern ribbon design with no audible diffraction effects or cavity resonance. An SF 12 is actually two matched ribbon microphones placed one above the other; each aimed 45 degrees from center in the classic Blumlein configuration. The frequency response is excellent regardless of the angle of sound striking the