Brauner debuts VMX microphone
Jul 9, 2006 8:37 AM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter
Brauner brings its tube mic sound to a more accessible price point with the new VMX model.
Brauner Microphones has debuted its latest high-end tube microphone, the VMX, said to bring the best qualities of the firm’s flagship VMA model to a wider range of users. According to the firm, the idea behind the new VMX is to offer the sonic advantages of the expensive VMA at a much lower price.
The VMX is available in two versions. In the standard version, the VMX possesses freely adjustable directional characteristics and is supplied with the same accessories as the VM1. In the VMXlite version, the microphone comes equipped with the two most often used directional patterns — omni and cardioid — along with a simpler shock-mount spider. The VMXlite version is expandable and can be upgraded to the regular VMX version. Like all Brauner microphones, the VMX is generally equipped with a special sound conductor, exclusively manufactured by Swiss company, VOVOX.
For more information, please visit www.brauner-microphones.com.
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