Mercury

Unlike standard microphones with fixed settings, the Mercury allows you to dial in any pattern between omnidirectional, cardioid, and figure-of-eight. This gives you precise control over how much room sound you capture, making it exceptionally versatile for everything from tight vocal takes to capturing the natural ambiance of a room.

The hand-selected ECC81 tube provides the classic warmth and harmonic richness associated with high-end vintage microphones. It adds a subtle, musical saturation that helps digital recordings sound more organic and detailed.

Yes, the Mercury features a switchable -10 dB pad, which allows it to handle sound pressure levels up to 125 dB without distortion. This makes it capable of capturing loud instruments while maintaining the clarity of its 1.07-inch capsule.

The 75 Hz filter is a low-cut or high-pass filter designed to remove unwanted rumble, floor vibrations, or low-end buildup. It is particularly useful when recording vocals or acoustic instruments to keep the mix clean and prevent muddiness.

Yes, because it is a tube microphone, it comes with its own dedicated power supply unit. You must use the included cable to connect the microphone to this power supply before routing the signal to your preamp or interface.

The 1.07-inch capsule is designed to capture a wide frequency range from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz with high sensitivity. This large surface area ensures a detailed, full-bodied sound that excels at capturing the nuances of vocals and complex acoustic instruments.