As you all know, we do love our ribbon mics and Royer makes some of the finest on the market. Royer announced their new Ribbon, R-101 to be released Sept 1, 2010. @ $895 .

designed for studio work and demanding live applications (particularly live electric guitar and brass)

I posted the product release in our news section here:

Wow, do yourselves a favour and check out all the tracks and pics here Inside The Mix:
http://royerlabs.com/insidethemix.html Royer Ribbon Mics - Inside The Mix
http://royerlabs.com/library/

Finally time to start getting to know my new studio.

I have a couple of these and will be using them in the next few weeks for a festival and then for my next album that I hope to finish by 2011. I know most would use the R121 in the past, I went for the R-122.
I wanted to share this audio clip of Bruce Swedien.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stellar-RM-3-Ribbon-Microphone-ON-SALE-NOW_W0QQitemZ130171006852QQihZ003QQcategoryZ41466QQcmdZViewItem

They just keep on coming. .

If phantom power was accidentally left on will it mess up the mic? Thanks

Dear Friends,

I've recently purchased a Royer SF12 for choral recording and am now interested in getting a good quality PEQ plugin for tweaking of said SF12 output. Not being flush with cash, I'd like to hear about 'best bang for buck' options, while attempting to remain relatively high-end quality wise, if that is at all possible.

Okay - so it's no secret that I had a Royer SF 12 not too long ago and sold it because I ultimately didn't like it.

However, I am quickly beginning to think that it was my failures which caused me to dislike the mic and not the mic's failures. In truth, the tone I got from the mic was beautiful, the biggest problem was the balance.

I am looking to buy a good vocal mic priced around $1000. I have heard so many good things about both of these mics but i do not know which way to go. i live in a small town in south GA so i can't really rent either of these mics and research myself so if i buy it would be a blind purchase.

Hello all. I have recently purchased a set of Neumann KM184 mics and a set of Royer R-121 mics. The problem is that I can really only keep one set, but I don't know which ones to choose. Obviously they both have their own sound and ideal purpose. Can anyone please give me some advice on this? Is there a good reason to keep all of them? Thanks much!