Microtech Gefell M 320

The M 320 set is engineered specifically for stereo applications, allowing you to achieve precise, repeatable microphone arrangements. Because these are matched small diaphragm condensers, you get consistent phase coherence and imaging that is difficult to replicate with mismatched pairs.

While omnidirectional microphones capture more of the room's natural sound than cardioid patterns, the M 320 is designed to handle challenging acoustic environments effectively. Their high sound fidelity and clean, transformerless design ensure that the captured audio remains clear and detailed, even when the room itself is less than ideal.

Yes, as long as your interface provides standard 48V phantom power. The M 320 uses a standard XLR3M connector and requires 48V to operate its transformerless circuitry.

The subtle treble boost is designed to add clarity and presence to the source material without sounding harsh or artificial. It is particularly useful for soloists, helping them cut through a mix or stand out in a recording without needing heavy EQ processing later.

Absolutely. With a maximum sound pressure level of 144 dB, these microphones can handle very loud sources—such as drums or amplified instruments—without distortion. Their 130 dB dynamic range ensures that both quiet details and loud transients are captured accurately.