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Description

The Sontronics Solo is a dynamic microphone that effortlessly bridges the gap between live performance and studio recording. With its supercardioid polar pattern, the Solo sharply focuses on the sound source, minimizing background noise and feedback. This makes it a trusted companion for capturing vocals, electric guitar amps, and percussion instruments with precision. The mic's high-output dynamic capsule promises a rich, full-bodied sound that rivals pricier counterparts, ensuring your audio shines in any mix without needing extensive post-production tweaks.

Crafted in the UK, the Solo boasts a robust design with a military-grade anodized finish, demonstrating both durability and style. Despite its sturdy build, it remains lightweight and easy to handle, making it suitable for long performances or lengthy studio sessions. Plus, with no requirement for phantom power, it’s perfect for on-the-go musicians. Included with the mic are a mic clip and a protective zippered pouch, ensuring you're always ready to record or perform at a moment’s notice.

Key Features:

  • Handheld dynamic microphone with high-output capsule
  • Supercardioid polar pattern for superior off-axis rejection
  • Frequency response: 50 Hz to 15 kHz
  • Sensitivity: 3.1 mV / PA (-50 dB)
  • Impedance: 600 ohms
  • Lightweight design at just under 20 oz
  • Includes mic clip and zippered pouch
  • Designed and built in the UK
  • Military-grade anodized finish with laser engraving

Product specs

Available since March 2018
On/Off Switch No
Polar Pattern Supercardioid
Colour Black
Cable No
Diameter 47 mm
Length 190 mm
Weight 800 g
Frequenzy Range from 50 Hz
Frequenzy Range to 15 kHz
Clamp 1
Bag 1

FAQs

What is the polar pattern of the Sontronics Solo microphone?

The Sontronics Solo features a supercardioid polar pattern, which provides excellent off-axis rejection, making it ideal for live performances and studio recordings where isolation of the sound source is important.

Is the Sontronics Solo microphone suitable for live vocal performances?

Yes, the Sontronics Solo is designed for live vocal performances, offering a high-output capsule and robust build quality to withstand the demands of stage use.

Does the Sontronics Solo microphone come with an on/off switch?

No, the Sontronics Solo does not have an on/off switch, which is typical for many professional-grade dynamic microphones.

What is the frequency range of the Sontronics Solo microphone?

The Sontronics Solo has a frequency range from 50 Hz to 15 kHz, providing a balanced sound that captures both low and high frequencies effectively.

How heavy is the Sontronics Solo microphone?

The Sontronics Solo weighs 800 grams, offering a solid and durable feel suitable for handheld use during performances.

Andertons Music Tech Dept.

Andertons Music Tech Dept.

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Andertons Music Tech Dept.

Andertons Music Tech Dept.

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Konstantin Andriejew

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Sontronics SOLO Microphone review - an SM58-beater for the modern age?

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Adam Steel

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Sontronics Solo - Summer NAMM 2017

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Sound On Sound magazine

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Sontronics 'Solo' Review - Earthworks SV33 & Shure SM58 (USA) for comparison.

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Anton Browne

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SHURE SM58 vs SONTRONICS SOLO comparison video

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Tim Newman

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Shure Beta58 vs Sontronics Solo

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Francesco Nasone

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Ian Craig Audio,Video, Reviews & Tips

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Guitar Cab Dynamic Mics (Shure SM57, Sennheiser e845s, Sontronics Solo)

Panos Skentzos

Panos Skentzos

Reviews

PROS

  • Clear, nuanced vocal reproduction enhances clarity

  • Durable, solid build designed to withstand extensive use

  • Requires less EQ adjustment, simplifying setup

  • Excellent feedback resistance, ideal for live performances

  • Versatile for both studio recordings and live gigs

  • Pleasant, warm sound profile, especially for male vocals

  • Attractive, sturdy design with quality aesthetics

  • Good value for the price point, especially for students

CONS

  • Can be heavy and bulky for some users

  • Sensitive to high frequencies, occasionally requiring EQ adjustment

  • Moderate handling noise, suggesting use with a mic stand for stability

Owner Insights

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Comparisons

  • Compared to a Shure SM58, the Sontronics Solo offers more clarity in the lows and low mids, particularly beneficial for vocalists with lower voices like baritones.

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Use cases and applications

  • The Sontronics Solo is highly recommended for capturing the richness of 200-400 Hz, making it excellent for baritone vocalists and potentially bass cabs.

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Features and functionality

  • The Sontronics Solo provides a sound profile that minimizes the need for EQ adjustments, unlike the SM58 which often requires scooping around 200 Hz to prevent muddiness.

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Critic Reviews

Sontronics Solo review | MusicRadar

musicradar.com

The Sontronics Solo microphone impresses with its full-bodied, clear vocal sound and excellent off-axis rejection, making it a standout choice for live performances and studio use at an attractive price point. Its sturdy construction is a plus, although it's not as compact as some stage mainstays like the SM58. The Solo's supercardioid pattern enhances source focus, reducing unwanted spill without sacrificing the frequency response. It handles plosives well, offers minimal handling noise, and delivers a rich sound across various applications, from vocals to guitar amps. A solid alternative to the classic SM58, the Solo proves its worth with its versatile performance.

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