Shown with Lundahl LL2912 and Cloudlifter CL-2 options
The Cascade FAT
HEAD offers the natural and open sound associated with the
finest ribbon microphones. You will find that
when recording acoustic guitars, guitar cabinets, vocals, drum
over-heads, and countless other types of instruments, the ribbon
microphone will produce the warmth that is vital to today's
digital recording environment. We firmly believe you will also
agree that this microphone will make a great addition to your
collection.
We inspect the audio and build quality of
each and every Cascade microphone before it leaves our shop,
once you try one...you'll be a believer.
FAT HEAD II Upgrades: Polished nickel grill, neck and nut with a larger body, plus a
heavy-duty premium shockmount. Sonically the same as the standard FAT HEAD.
Specifications:
Type: Ribbon (velocity) Microphone
Ribbon type & Dimensions: 99% Pure aluminum, 2.5 micron, 1 3/4" (L) X 3/16" (W)
FAT HEAD II Stereo
Blumlein Package w/Lundahl LL2912 Transformer,
Also Includes Cloudlifter CL-2- Regular Price:
$948.00 Special Offer For RecordingHacks Readers: $825.00
FAT HEAD II Stereo Blumlein Package w/Lundahl
LL2912 Transformer Only- Regular Price: $699.00 Special Offer For
RecordingHacks Readers: $$625.00
FAT HEAD II Stereo Blumlein Package
w/Stock Transformer Only- Regular Price: $399.00
Special Offer For RecordingHacks Readers:
$349.00
Shown with Lundahl LL2912 and Cloudlifter CL-1 options
The Knuckle Head is a passive
ribbon microphone that combines the acoustic components of
the successful Fat Head ribbon with a shockmounted
headbasket design reminiscent of early broadcast
microphones.
The ribbon motor uses Neodymium magnets surrounding a
2.2-micron corrugated aluminum ribbon measuring 5mm x 45mm.
The ribbon is mounted symmetrically within the magnetic gap,
making the Knuckle Head suitable as the “mid” mic in a MS
setup — the front and back of the mic should produce the
same sound.
The ribbon motor and headbasket are suspended within a
6-inch diameter metal hoop by eight springs. The output
transformer is located within the cylindrical shaft below
the shockmount hoop.
Specifications:
Type: Ribbon (velocity) Microphone
Ribbon type & Dimensions: 99% Pure aluminum, 2.2 micron, 1 3/4" (L) X 3/16" (W)
Frequency Response and Polar Pattern