SE Electronics Studio Condenser Microphone Bundle Deals!
Now in stock at Soundware is the professional SE X1 and Project Studio Reflection Filter bundle and the SE2200a and Project Studio Reflection Filter bundle! Designed to ‘deaden’ sound and for keeping noise reverberation and sound reflections to a bare minimum, the Project Studio Reflection Filter is ideal for home studios and professional recording suites alike.
SE X1:
The sE Electronics X1 Microphone is a large diaphragm condenser with a 10dB pad and bass cut added to the hand crafted capsule. It has a large, 1″ hand made, diaphragm, 10dB pad, Bass cut and is finished in an expensive black rubber paint finish. The build and sonic performance are significantly better than key competitors, and the mic, which ships with a mic clip, can be accessorised with a shock mount and flight case if desired.
For a limited time only receive a free SE Electronics studio microphone pop shield worth £39!
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SE2200a:
The sE2200A studio condenser microphone draws on and improves the incredible specifications that won the original sE2200 so many awards around the world.
Utilising the much acclaimed sE 1” gold vacuum plated diaphragm, the electronics are all new and much improved offering low self generating noise and therefore a better signal to noise ratio.
The sE2200a has a low cut filter, 10dB pad and also comes complete with a very rugged aluminium shock mount and flight case. With improved chassis design and cosmetics, you can now have all the versatility of the original sE2200 with improved performance for the same incredible price.
Included with the SE2200a pack is a free Dual Pro Studio Pop Screen worth £79!
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