How Can You Customize Your Mic? Holophone Launches Super C Supercardioid Performance Line
Sometimes sharpening your focus is the best way to expand.
Holophone, which has made its name with multi-channel surround microphones, appears to be taking on that philosophy with the introduction of the Super C. A new line of single-channel stage and studio microphones designed for live, recording, and broadcast applications, the hand-assembled Super C includes a custom carrying case, microphone clip, and other accessories, for an MSRP of $499. Availability will begin in mid-January.
From multichannel to one, but with multiple looks — surround mic specialists fHolophone launches the Super C.
Holophone certainly seems psyched about their new line. Here’s how the Toronto-based company describes the Super C:
“These new Holophone mics are powerful, customizable, and guaranteed to slap some life into today’s stagnant market of monotonous, generic microphones.
The new Super C handheld supercardioid condenser is the first in a new line of customizable performance mics created by Holophone. Combining ruggedness and low handling noise with unprecedented ergonomic comfort, the Super C features the same proprietary capsule technology employed in Holophone’s highly acclaimed surround microphones, including the award-winning H2-PRO, the go-to mic for the world’s most prominent productions in Broadcast, Concert Sound, Film, and Music Recording.
Holophone’s new mics deliver more than just distinct sonic character – they also deliver individuality, with a design that allows the user to quickly customize the mic’s appearance on the fly. Each microphone’s casing, windscreen, and grille can be instantly changed to any of a wide range of custom colors, providing unprecedented on-stage and on-camera visual versatility, as well as a whole new level of hygienic appeal.
With a retro-modern look that will turn heads and a distinctive, balanced ergonomic design, Holophone’s Super C series offers a precision fit and finish that elevates the microphone from a simple tool to a true musical instrument.”