Magneto

Yes, as a condenser microphone, the Magneto requires +48V phantom power from your audio interface or mixer to function.

The Magneto is designed to be versatile, meaning it performs well for both. Its balanced frequency response makes it a reliable choice for capturing acoustic guitars, percussion, and spoken word or singing.

The Magneto typically comes with a swivel mic clip, but you will likely want to add a pop filter for vocal recordings to prevent plosive sounds. A shock mount is recommended if you are recording in an environment where floor vibrations or stand bumps are a concern.

The Magneto features a robust metal chassis designed to withstand the wear and tear of a home studio environment. It is built to be durable enough for daily use while maintaining a professional aesthetic.

The Magneto has a standard output level that works well with most modern audio interfaces. You should be able to get a clean, clear signal using the built-in preamps on any standard entry-level or professional interface.