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The WA-47 is an all vacuum tube, large diaphragm, transformer balanced, multi-pattern (9), large condenser microphone, based on the classic ‘47 that has been used on countless hit records for the last 50+ years. The WA-47 is designed for pro studio, home studio, live, and broadcast applications and sounds great on vocals, acoustic/electric guitars, acoustic/electric bass, drums, piano, strings, brass/woodwind instruments, and an array of other sources.
The classic ‘47 became extremely popular as a vocal microphone in the 1960’s and is now considered one of the greatest microphones ever made. The classic ‘47 mic is still widely used today in professional recording studios but has become extremely rare and expensive to acquire. We at Warm Audio are very excited to bring this all vacuum tube, large diaphragm, transformer balanced, '47 style, large condenser microphone to the market at such an affordable price. We feel confident that you will enjoy a lifetime of beautiful recordings with the WA-47.
...to post this as I wanted advice from anyone who has this mic/used it for some time. I'm considering purchasing the Warm audio wa 47 and have been reading mixed reviews. One particular or two I should say, reviews concerned me, and I wondered if any other users had experienced it. 2 customers reported multiple...
...stick to professional quality stuff that holds its value from here on out, in my opinion. I highly doubt a Warm 47 would sound like a match for the Flea (maybe I'm wrong, but I doubt it). You could get a pair of Beyer MC930s for the price of a Warm 47 and you'd...
...they sound a little bit boring, I am thinking maybe there could be some better options? I am thinking about LA320, WA47 or WA251 or maybe LEWITT 440? And maybe I should combine the mic I get with some specific preamp which could smooth hard sounding low end/mid range and sibilances? Thank you!
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