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Warm Audio WA-87 Large Diaphragm Multipattern Condenser Microphone

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The Warm Audio WA-87 is based on one of the most desirable versions of a legendary studio condenser microphone, using premium components and coming in at an incredibly affordable price. Built around an exacting recreation of the classic K87 capsule, a premium CineMag transformer and Fairchild FETs, the WA-87 encompasses all of the rich, detailed sound you'd expect from a vintage '87. Three switchable polar patterns, a -10dB pad and 80Hz high-pass filter make the WA-87 versatile enough for any and all sources and applications, vocals and acoustic instruments especially.

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Brand
Model
  • WA-87 Large Diaphragm Multipattern Condenser Microphone
Finish
  • Nickel
Year
  • 2010s
Categories
Transducer Type
  • Condenser
Wireless
  • Wired

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  • Nice Sounding, But not a U87 Either

    Ok, this is not a U87. It is nice sounding. A bit darker than a U87ai and so expectedly more "like" the original U87, vs the U87ai. However, a U87 has noticeably more air, presence, 3D, and Neumann mojo (the other reviewer said "excitement") and is built like a tank. More importantly, a Neuma…

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  • Warm Audio U87

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    Sounds great for the money. I'll keep searching till my studio is choice.

  • Verified Purchase

    Pretty good representation here. U87 (vintage ones) are a crap shoot. I think WA reproduced the main point of the U87 which is a pretty un-hyped mic. Doesn’t have the “honk” you here in othe clones. So far it’s good on vocals.. while not very exiting solo... it takes eq and sits nice in the mi…