PLACID AUDIO Resonator A

Unlike traditional dynamic microphones, the Resonator A is built to capture a limited, carefully selected range of frequencies, giving it a very unique character. Its sound credibly emulates the effect of resonant chambers, which has led to its recordings being compared to old phonographs or Victrolas, for example. Thanks to a special microphone design, where the sound flows through a special chamber, and a mechanical filter, the frequencies of the upper midrange are emphasized, while the high and low frequencies are attenuated. So whether you are on stage or in the studio, this microphone allows you to achieve a unique sound effect.

The entire microphone is handmade in the USA and is housed in a solid copper chassis that will not only give it reliable protection, but also a unique design. In addition to the microphone, an adjustable 5/8" threaded aircraft aluminum bracket is also included.

Placid Audio was founded in 2003 in Texas, where they continue to handcraft cutting-edge and unique microphones that have literally taken the modern music world by storm. Initially, it was a project of bassist and engineer Mark Pirro, who decided to make a small batch of prototype Copperphone microphones. His goal was to create a microphone that would stand out not only for its quality, durability and design, but also for its very unique sonic characteristics. It is no wonder that these microphones have become very popular in the music scene. Over the following years, the company has already grown considerably, but it still holds firm to its original values and creates unique audio equipment that will greatly expand your creative possibilities.