Shop55 itemsCAD, before tax
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Entry condenser. Clean sound in a treated room, picks up everything in a bare one.
Step-up condenser with pad and low-cut. Includes a shock mount.
Hypercardioid dynamic made for podcasts. Focuses on the voice, ignores the room.
Dynamic with USB and XLR. The best first microphone under $150.
Large-diaphragm broadcast dynamic with a big, warm radio sound.
USB condenser with clip-guard and a mixer app streamers already know.
Lighter, brighter sibling of the PR 40 for voices that need lift.
Broadcast dynamic loved by radio hosts. Smooth top end, low handling noise.
Studio-style USB condenser with headphone jack. Solo hosts in quiet rooms.
Compact USB mic with a magnetic desk stand. Remote guests and travel.
USB condenser with built-in processing. Simple, clean, no interface needed.
Ultra-quiet condenser with XLR and USB. For treated rooms and one voice.
Dynamic broadcast mic at a third of the SM7B price. Needs a good preamp.
PodMic with USB and XLR. Start on USB, move to a mixer later without buying again.
Heavy broadcast dynamic with tight pattern. Great for untreated offices.
Handheld condenser for treated rooms and a brighter voice.
USB dynamic with automatic level and noise reduction. Solo desks and first studios.
Same capsule as the SM58 without the ball. Handy spare for any XLR chain.
The stage vocal mic. Cheap, indestructible, fine for a guest position.
Broadcast dynamic. Rejects room noise, forgives distance. The default host mic in most of our installs.
SM7B with a built-in preamp. Plugs into any interface without a booster.
Dynamic broadcast mic with a built-in preamp and switchable EQ.
Supercardioid handheld dynamic. Guests, events, roaming mics.
Budget closed headphone for guests. Buy four, lose none of the sound.
Flatter than the M50x and cheaper. Our default host headphone.
The reference closed headphone for tracking. Loud, detailed, durable.
Closed headphones with a long, comfortable session in mind. Cool ear cups.
Modern closed studio headphone that runs from any headphone jack.
Velour pads, deep isolation, handmade in Germany. 80-ohm version for interfaces.
Open-back for editing at the desk. Not for recording in the same room.
Low-profile arm that stays out of the camera frame.
Weighted desk stand for a spare or guest microphone.
The original studio arm. Solid value for lighter microphones.
Quiet, damped boom arm with internal cabling. Holds an SM7B without sagging.
One-channel XLR interface with a big gain knob and clip protection.
Two-input interface with Air mode and auto-gain. Solo and two-host desks.
Four inputs, MIDI, loopback. The step up when the show grows.
One mic input, one instrument input. Cheapest way to run an XLR mic.
Single-host version of the Vocaster with the same phone-guest trick.
Podcast interface for two hosts with auto-gain, Enhance and a phone input for guests.
Two-channel version of the Pro II. Our pick for two-host studios.
Four-channel podcast console with recording, mix-minus and phone calls built in.
Four-mic podcast mixer with sound pads and multitrack recording to SD.
Portable recorder with adjustable built-in mics and two XLR inputs.
Four-track recorder for travelling shows and backups.
Six-track handheld recorder with 32-bit float. Never clips, records anywhere.
Individual fabric-wrapped panels in colours. Mirror points and clouds.
Room kit for medium rooms up to about 250 sq ft.
Larger kit with corner traps for rooms with a low-end problem.
Twelve-panel room kit for a small studio. Canadian-made.
Adds 25 dB of clean gain to a dynamic mic. Fixes hiss on cheap interfaces.
Two-channel Cloudlifter for a pair of dynamic mics.
Two clip-on wireless mics for roaming hosts and video shoots.
Thick foam windscreen for the SM7B. Cuts plosives and saliva pops.
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