Rca user reviews

The RCA BK 5B mics are rapidly becoming my new favorite thing, so I was really psyched to try the MXL R44 ribbon microphone. It works the same as any other ribbon microphone, and its just as fragile …

The RCA BA-2C is a 1950’s tube microphone preamplifier. I recently had the pleasure of trying out one of the preamps, although it was heavily modded and probably not very much like an original BA-2C…

The RCA BK-5B is a vintage ribbon microphone that is designed for broadcast and studio purposes. I've only got experience using the mic in the recording studio, but I do believe that the original in…

The RCA 88A is a pressure microphone, and is quite rare at that.  It was probably originally a broadcast mic, but I've only tried it out a few times in the recording studio for recording spoken vocal…

The RCA BA6A Compressor/Limiter is a vintage dynamic processor that is simple in make up and very rare.  This is an analog compressor and is one that is quite large and bigger than most out there.  I…

The RCA 44 is a classic ribbon microphone that is made for use in the recording studio.  The look and design of this microphone is one that has been copied a great deal over the years and has been se…

The RCA 77 is a classic ribbon microphone known as one of the best ribbon mics ever made. It is made for use in the studio, and I wouldn't recommend using this mic, or any other ribbon mic outside of…

I put in V1 in my "small" Fender Excelsior whose channel "Bright" (before amendment) lacks bass. These lamps provide great warmth and sustain the sound of the channel whose only quality is to have ac…