Soyuz - 1973 Silver
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The 1973 Soyuz takes you back to the golden age of FET microphones, with a large diaphragm that captures every nuance of your instrument or voice as if you were in the booth with a passionate engineer. Its revisited Bomblet capsule and elegant body embody rare craftsmanship, every part crafted with love and precision. This condenser microphone exudes nostalgia while retaining a modernity that makes it instantly endearing. It invites you to explore your world of sound with warm presence and natural clarity. In short, the 1973 from Soyuz is a microphone that exudes passion and makes your ears smile to boot.
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Presentation
With the 1973 from Soyuz, you get a 33mm dual-diaphragm capsule, gold-plated on one side, to capture all the subtleties of your timbre and add depth to every recording. The cardioid pick-up pattern isolates the sound source precisely and reduces ambient noise, while the streamlined body makes it easy to position in any studio environment. Its built-in -10dB and -20dB pads offer incredible flexibility, even in the face of high sound levels, and the 24.5mV/Pa sensitivity ensures effortless detailed capture. Every detail of the 1973 Soyuz has been designed to make the microphone a natural extension of your ear.
The 1973 exudes the history of FET microphones while incorporating contemporary solutions. Its frequency range of 30 Hz to 18 kHz captures deep bass and crystal-clear treble, for a rich, balanced performance on all instruments and vocals. Its neat, lightweight design makes it easy to handle and stable on a stand, while the robust internal construction ensures reassuring durability. You'll notice the elegant finish and refined profile that add visual charm to the studio, making the 1973 a microphone that's as attractive as it is effective for all your recording projects.
Every Soyuz mic is designed to combine nostalgia and performance. The 1973 captures the very essence of sound with razor-sharp precision, offering an experience close to that of historic models. Its elegant, compact body (only 55m in diameter) makes placement simple, and the responsiveness of its Bomblet capsule lets you explore different recording techniques with ease. The tonal balance, natural warmth and clarity of the 1973 Soyuz make you want to revisit every track in a new light.
The 1973 exudes the history of FET microphones while incorporating contemporary solutions. Its frequency range of 30 Hz to 18 kHz captures deep bass and crystal-clear treble, for a rich, balanced performance on all instruments and vocals. Its neat, lightweight design makes it easy to handle and stable on a stand, while the robust internal construction ensures reassuring durability. You'll notice the elegant finish and refined profile that add visual charm to the studio, making the 1973 a microphone that's as attractive as it is effective for all your recording projects.
Every Soyuz mic is designed to combine nostalgia and performance. The 1973 captures the very essence of sound with razor-sharp precision, offering an experience close to that of historic models. Its elegant, compact body (only 55m in diameter) makes placement simple, and the responsiveness of its Bomblet capsule lets you explore different recording techniques with ease. The tonal balance, natural warmth and clarity of the 1973 Soyuz make you want to revisit every track in a new light.
Other features
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Soyuz 1973 Silver
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Large diaphragm studio microphone
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Series: 1973
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Country of production: Russia (Tula)
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Type: FET condenser
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Capsule: Two ∅33 mm diaphragms (one gold-plated)
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Directionality : cardioid
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Frequency response : 30 Hz ⭢ 18 kHz
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Pad : -10 dB / -20 dB
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Sensitivity: 24.5 mV/Pa
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Output impedance: 150 Ω
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Max. pressure level. 140 dB SPL
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Equivalent noise: 18 dB (A-weighted)
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Power supply: 48 V ⎓ (phantom power)
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Supplied with: Microphone stand
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Dimensions: 100 mm x ∅55 mm
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Weight : 300 g
To find out more...
Soyuz designs its pickups with a craftsmanship that harks back to the days when every stage of production took place under the same roof. The 1973 embodies this philosophy, taking the spirit of the legendary FETs of the 70s and making it accessible to all.
Each pickup is carefully assembled by a passionate team, who optimise every detail to ensure a rich, balanced sound. The brand attaches as much importance to aesthetics as to performance, creating pickups that are as pleasing to look at as they are to use.
With the 1973 from Soyuz, you can be sure of a product designed by enthusiasts for enthusiasts.
To get the most out of the 1973, consider adding a pop filter to protect the Bomblet capsule while improving vocal clarity. You might also consider a sturdy mic stand to position your 1973 precisely and maintain complete freedom of movement in the studio. Shielded XLR cables will preserve signal transparency and limit interference, ensuring optimum sound quality. Finally, a good preamp will enhance the richness and dynamics of your recordings, transforming the Soyuz 1973 into the centrepiece of your sound installation and giving you total control over every nuance of your audio universe.
Each pickup is carefully assembled by a passionate team, who optimise every detail to ensure a rich, balanced sound. The brand attaches as much importance to aesthetics as to performance, creating pickups that are as pleasing to look at as they are to use.
With the 1973 from Soyuz, you can be sure of a product designed by enthusiasts for enthusiasts.
To get the most out of the 1973, consider adding a pop filter to protect the Bomblet capsule while improving vocal clarity. You might also consider a sturdy mic stand to position your 1973 precisely and maintain complete freedom of movement in the studio. Shielded XLR cables will preserve signal transparency and limit interference, ensuring optimum sound quality. Finally, a good preamp will enhance the richness and dynamics of your recordings, transforming the Soyuz 1973 into the centrepiece of your sound installation and giving you total control over every nuance of your audio universe.
