Lewitt Audio makes exceptional microphones for genuine sound. They have introduced three new microphones for 2017: the LCT 240 PRO, the LCT 440 PURE, and the INTERVIEWER. All of them are “soon-to-be released”.
The LCT 440 PURE represents the distilled essence of Lewitt’s top-tier microphone technology, packed into a sturdy, stylish, and compact housing. The capsule delivers an impressive level of detail and very low self-noise. It features a cardiod polar pattern and will be sold as a bundle including shock mount, magnetic pop filter, windscreen, and mic bag at a competitive price.
Focusing on the essentials is the tagline for their soon-to-be released LCT 240 PRO, an extremely versatile cardioid condenser microphone designed for everyone who’s looking to take the next step towards professional recording. All basic applications can be covered thanks to its highly nuanced and transparent sound.
The INTERVIEWER is an extremely sturdy dynamic microphone featuring an omnidirectional polar pattern. It’s fully rubber-mounted capsule combines with a new coating technology to reduce all handling noise to a minimum while offering a safe and comfortable grip. With it’s purpose-built Dust Protection Membrane and a super-rugged and resilient housing, the INTERVIEWER will be the perfect companion even under the roughest conditions.
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