Mojave Audio MA-100

Mojave Audio MA-100

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Mojave Audio MA-100
Mojave Audio

Mojave Audio MA-100

MFR# MA-100

Small diaphragm, vacuum tube condenser microphone with interchangeable cardioid and omnidirectional capsules.

Please note: This item is available for purchase in the United States Only

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Product Description

The Mojave Audio MA-100 is a small diaphragm, vacuum tube condenser microphone with interchangeable cardioid and omnidirectional capsules. The latest in a linage of successful microphone designs by David Royer, the MA-100s ‘cathode follower’ design allows use on high SPL instruments such as drums and guitar amplifiers, as well as the more common applications of a small diaphragm, vacuum tube condenser microphone, such as acoustic instruments, cymbals, stereo pairs and pianos. 

Featuring hand selected 3 micron capsules, high quality Jensen audio transformers and military-grade JAN 5840 vacuum tubes, the MA-100 performs at a level reminiscent of some of the best loved classic small diaphragm tube condenser microphones. The MA-100 power supply can be set for either 115v or 230v via an external switch. Each MA100 microphone, power supply and cable set is burned in for 24 hours, carefully tested and evaluated, then packaged in its protective case. 

Small Diaphragm – Big Sound! 
Why choose a small diaphragm microphone? Because small diaphragm microphones offer some distinct advantages over their larger brethren:

  • More consistent polar pattern
  • Better transient response
  • Ease of placement

Why choose an MA-100?

  • Extended low-frequency response
  • High SPL handling capability – try putting your large-diaphragm mic on a snare drum!

Recommended applications:

  • Acoustic instruments
  • Drums
  • Guitar amplifiers
  • Piano
  • Stereo pairs (X/Y, MS, etc.)
  • Decca tree
  • Orchestral recording
  • Choral recording
  • Voice-overs and broadcast
  • Percussion