4/5 The Beesneez Arabella Producer
Stav: The Beesneez Arabella Producer series valve microphone made in Australia is the epitome of that big fat warm valve microphone sound. It’s extremely sensitive with plenty of tops and clarity. You just have to make sure you get a good one. These are handmade and perhaps not as consistent as robot manufactured mics.
Name: BeesNeez Arabella Producer | Year Introduced: 2010 | Type: Condenser | Pattern: 9 polar patterns
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