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WA-47 jr

Transformerless FET Condenser Microphone

Contemporary Version Of The Popular '47-Style Studio Mic

MSRP $299
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  1. Contemporary Version Of A Classic Sound

    The WA-47 jr is a contemporary version of the legendary 47-style studio microphone that delivers rich analog tone with modern circuitry. The WA-47 jr is equally at home in a project studio or in a world-class recording facility. The WA-47 jr features a k47-style capsule that is used by the vintage originals to capture legendary recordings by modern artists including Billie Eilish, Harry Styles, Adele and many more.

  2. Past, Meet Present

    Combining possibly the greatest condenser capsule of all time with our carefully crafted, modern circuit delivers that analog warmth and pristine detail for capturing everything from vocals, to toms, to acoustic guitar. The sound profile of the WA-47 jr blends past and present to achieve the ideal blend of vintage tone and modern performance.

  3. Applications

    *Tight bottom, present mids, and smooth high end.

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Key Features

What You Need To Know

The WA-47 jr includes all the features that deliver a complete and professional recording experience at an unthinkable price.

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The WA-47 jr uses a true reproduction of the K47-style capsule in the original 47 tube mic. Perfect for adding instant vintage-vibe to any recording.

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Three polar patterns (cardioid, omni, and figure-8) give you a variety of options to choose how you want to capture stereo sounds and reject noise.

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A selectable -10dB pad allows the 47 jr to handle SPLs up to 157dBs making capturing loud sources easy.

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The switchable 70 Hz high pass filter makes it easy to remove unruly bass noise from sources before you even hit record.