JBL speakers and headphones for pure and deep sound!
In cart {{totalProductsCount}} item(s)
Your cart is empty
Austrian Audio OC7 Studio Microphone, Wired XLR, Black
The Austrian Audio OC7 is a professional-grade studio microphone engineered for high-precision instrument recording. Featuring a robust wired XLR interface and a sophisticated small-diaphragm condenser design, this microphone delivers exceptional audio clarity and detail. Its construction centers around the handmade OCC7 capsule, which provides a natural, open sound profile suitable for demanding studio environments and professional sound engineering tasks.
The primary advantage of the Austrian Audio OC7 lies in its specialized OCC7 condenser capsule, which is meticulously hand-built and tuned in Vienna to ensure consistent, high-fidelity performance. The microphone features an innovative 220-degree swivel joint mechanism, allowing for precise positioning relative to the sound source without the need to adjust the microphone stand. Its gold-coated polyethylene naphthalate diaphragm offers superior durability compared to standard materials, while its ability to handle high sound pressure levels ensures that it remains clear and distortion-free even when recording loud percussion or transient-heavy instruments.
This microphone is specifically optimized for instruments and may not be the ideal choice for vocal recording, where a large-diaphragm microphone might be preferred for a different tonal character. Additionally, as a professional condenser microphone, it requires phantom power via an XLR connection, making it unsuitable for devices that lack a dedicated microphone preamp or phantom power supply.
To use the Austrian Audio OC7, connect it to a professional audio interface or mixing console using a standard XLR cable. Ensure that 48V phantom power is enabled on your preamp, as this is required to power the condenser capsule. Utilize the integrated swivel joint to rotate the microphone head into the desired position toward your instrument. Because of its high sound pressure handling, you can place the microphone close to loud sound sources like drums or amplifiers to achieve a direct and punchy sound without worrying about signal clipping.
For the best results, experiment with the 220-degree swivel joint to find the optimal angle for your specific instrument. When recording percussion, start with the microphone at a close distance to capture the full impact of the transients, and adjust the gain on your preamp to take advantage of the microphone's wide dynamic range.
{{highlightedFeature.featureTitle}}:
{{getProductFeatureValueById(product, highlightedFeature.featureId)}}
{{ productComparisonGenerationError }}