The UA Bock 167 tube condenser microphone is designed to offer exceptionally rich sound capture, making it ideal in the studio for vocals, acoustic instruments, and drums. Its design, inspired by the legendary U67, delivers classic smoothness while providing enhanced versatility through its EQ filters and variable polar pattern. Handcrafted in Santa Cruz, this microphone is perfect for audio engineers seeking modernized vintage quality for precise, warm recordings.
| Microphone Type | Tube condenser |
|---|---|
| Diaphragm | Large diaphragm |
| Polar Pattern | Continuously variable |
| EQ Filters | 3 built-in filters |
| “Fat” Switch | Boosts 10 Hz to 400 Hz |
| Manufacturing | Handcrafted in Santa Cruz, California |
| Designer | David Bock |
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