Mojave MA-100 Condenser Microphone

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Capture the essence of your sound with the Mojave MA-100 Condenser Microphone. Designed for discerning musicians and audio engineers, this microphone combines precision and versatility, thanks to its interchangeable cardioid and omnidirectional capsules. Whether you're recording in a professional studio or creating tracks in your home setup, the MA-100 delivers exceptional clarity and warmth, bringing your musical vision to life.

At the heart of the MA-100 is a meticulously crafted amplifier featuring a cathode-follower design that utilizes the renowned 5840 subminiature vacuum tube. This unique configuration ensures a low-noise performance with a smooth, natural frequency response. The MA-100's compact size makes it perfect for capturing the nuanced details of acoustic instruments, vocals, or any sound source requiring fidelity and precision.

Ideal for both individual creators and ensemble recordings, this microphone promises a consistent and reliable performance. Join our vibrant musician community and explore the possibilities with the Mojave MA-100, where classic tube warmth meets modern versatility.

Key Features:

Small diaphragm tube condenser microphone
Interchangeable cardioid and omnidirectional capsules
Cathode-follower design with 5840 subminiature vacuum tube
Low-noise performance with natural frequency response
Compact and versatile for a variety of recording applications

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Mojave Audio MA-100 Review

recordinghacks.com

The Mojave MA-100 Condenser Microphone impresses with its robust design and versatile performance, especially on drums and acoustic instruments. Its unique tube circuitry manages high SPLs with ease, delivering warm, detailed sound without the harshness typical of small-diaphragm condensers. While it lacks built-in pads or roll-off options, its ability to handle big transients shines, particularly in drum applications, where it captures expansive, rich tones. The MA-100's adaptability extends to acoustic guitar and piano, offering clarity and fullness without distortion. At $795, it's a cost-effective choice for those seeking a small-diaphragm mic with a big sound.

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Field Test: Mojave MA-100 Tube Microphone

mixonline.com

The Mojave MA-100 Condenser Microphone impresses with its versatile sound, offering two interchangeable capsules and a forgiving transient response that flatters brash instruments. While it excels with detailed cymbal and percussion recordings, and provides a rich stereo image for room mics, its design is marred by a poor mic clip and intermittent technical issues. Despite these flaws, its ability to enhance studio recordings makes it a valuable asset, especially given its sub-$1k price tag. A must-hear for those seeking a mic with character and adaptability.

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Brad Delson

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Linkin Park

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Delson opened the door to a sound room to show his amps. “Be sure not to knock any of the mikes,” cautioned Delson. In this wood-paneled room four separate stations housed brawny modern amps: an Orange TH100 head through an Orange 2x12 cabinet with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, miked with a Heil PR 30, a Sennheiser MD 421, and a Royer R-121; a Chandler GAV19T head through an Orange 1x12 cabinet with a Vintage 30, miked with a Mojave MA-100 and a Neumann FET47; an Engl Fireball 100 through a Marshall 1960 cabinet, miked with a Shure SM57, an MD 421, and an FET47; and a Bogner Customized Twin Jet through a Bogner Ubercab, miked with a PR 30, an MD 421, and an R-121.