Sensitive microphones and sensors for field recording, sound design and unusual sonics. Designed by artists for artists. Experimental music from Eastern Europe. Raw field recordings from around the world. And more ꩜

Pablo Diserens — glacial recordings with basicUcho
photo by Clément Coudeyre

Geofón

The original, world-renowned industrial contact sensors that capture faint vibrations through materials and ground, opening sonic worlds from field recording, sound art, experimental music all the way to professional infrastructure monitoring and soil research.

€215.25

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Pickup available at LOM space

George Vlad recording with mikroUši microphones in Namibia desert

basicUcho

€73.80

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basicUcho /ˈbeɪsɪkukʰo:/ is a phantom-powered, high-quality omnidirectional electret microphone with an industry-standard XLR connector. Its large ⌀20.3 mm capsule gives it exceptionally low self-noise and high sensitivity, and its rugged body is made for field recording, sound art and acoustic research in demanding conditions. Compared with the built-in microphones of most recorders it is especially useful for recording delicate sounds and quiet environments.…

basicUcho /ˈbeɪsɪkukʰo:/ is a phantom-powered, high-quality omnidirectional electret microphone with an industry-standard XLR connector. Its large ⌀20.3 mm capsule gives it exceptionally low self-noise and high sensitivity, and its rugged body is made for field recording, sound art and acoustic research in demanding conditions. Compared with the built-in microphones of most recorders it is especially useful for recording delicate sounds and quiet environments.

The plastic part of the body is professionally 3D-printed from plant-sourced PA11 nylon. basicUcho fits standard 19–21 mm pencil-microphone accessories as well as the basicUcho mount and the wind protection of the basicUcho series.