💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €371,25 x 4
The Sphere DLX system offers an innovative solution for home and professional studio recording by faithfully reproducing the sound of legendary microphones. Designed for musicians, sound engineers, and producers, it lets you explore 38 models of dynamic, ribbon, and condenser microphones, ideal for capturing the richness of instruments such as piano, drums, and guitars. Its dual microphone facilitates stereo recording and mixing in Dual mode, optimizing sound quality for a variety of projects, from the studio to the stage.
| Microphone system | Sphere DLX |
|---|---|
| Number of models | 38 legendary microphones |
| Types of modeled microphones | Dynamic, ribbon, condenser |
| Modeled brands | Neumann, Telefunken, AKG, Sony, etc. |
| Capsules | Dual capsule for stereo recording |
| Dual mode | Mixing two mono microphones |
| Compatibility | Universal audio interface, all DAWs |
| Latency | Near-zero with an Apollo interface |
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