Edwina

It is designed to excel in both environments. Its high feedback rejection makes it particularly effective for live stages, while its smooth, detailed frequency response provides the clarity needed for professional studio tracking.

Yes, the Edwina is optimized for single-source use. It performs best when the performer and instrument are positioned within a 1 to 18-inch sweet spot, making it an excellent choice for solo acts or duos.

Yes, the Edwina requires standard +48V phantom power to operate. Ensure your audio interface or mixing console is capable of providing this to the microphone.

No, the microphone features internal shock dampers to minimize handling noise and an integral pop filter to manage plosives. These built-in features help keep your setup clean and compact.

The Edwina features a pivoting bracket that allows for both side and end address. You can adjust the angle to best capture your specific instrument or vocal source while maintaining the ideal distance for the cardioid polar pattern.

The Edwina offers a smooth, detailed sound profile thanks to its large-diaphragm condenser design and hand-wired FET electronics. It is engineered to provide a natural, balanced capture across the 20 Hz to 15 kHz frequency range.