The Cinela Albert is a windshield enclosure that fits two or three microphones. The most standard version is the 2-channel Albert. It comes with the long pile fur for the Albert windshield, as seen in the photo. The wind protection this product provides is second to none and is the best windshield for ORTF considering its size. If you would like to learn more about this piece of equipment please read our blog post on it here.

The 8040s are cardioid, condenser microphones with a wide frequency response, picking up frequencies from 30Hz to 50,000Hz. With such a large frequency range, these microphones are awesome for sound design, and with their cardioid polar pattern, the 8040’s are even great for rooms with poor acoustics, allowing very few sounds to impinge from behind. If you would like to learn more about this piece of equipment please read my blog post on it here.

The Zoom F6 is the first professional field recorder to feature both 32-bit float recording and dual AD converters, providing an unprecedented amount of dynamic range. With 6 inputs, Zoom’s solid time code, multiple power options and wireless control.

The Telinga Parabolic dish is a 22-inch foldable dish offering your microphones to be used in mono or PZM stereo configurations. Parabolics are a great tool for wildlife recording. If you would like to learn more about this piece of equipment please read my blog post on it here.

With 32-bit float recording, the F3 effortlessly captures the quietest raindrops and the loudest explosions. Its small footprint allows for this recorder to be placed anywhere, as you capture and monitor up to 192 kHz of high-quality audio.

The wide stereo image and strong bass response make the DT 770 PRO a reliable reference point in the studio and a trusted companion for producers and audio engineers. The DT 770 PRO is a reliable tool for studio monitoring, mixing and mastering.