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The Stager SR-2N Ribbon Microphones provides a full warm sound, with buttery smooth details, and a soft airy top end. The deep low end, and forward mids, bring a character that holds weight in a mix. Now available in a matched stereo pair, ideal for your stereo recording applications.

The Stager SR-2N Ribbon Microphone is hand-built in Music City, USA, and crams an inordinate amount of size into the sound of your tracks. Just leave the thing on a stand and point it at anything that makes sound, then stretch out a big ol' smile when you listen to playback.
Stager Microphones Stereo SR-2N Ribbon Microphone (Matched Pair)
Stager Microphones Stereo SR-2N Ribbon Microphone (Matched Pair)
Stager Microphones Stereo SR-2N Ribbon Microphone (Matched Pair)

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  • 2" x 0.25" 1.8 micron ribbon x2 in crossed figure-of-eight configuration
  • Neodymium magnets
  • Proprietary Toroidal transformers
  • High output passive design
  • Sensitivity: -46dbV
  • Shockmount included
  • Mogami Breakout cable included
  • Easily record in Blumlein stereo or Mid-side stereo
  • 1.33 lb.

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  • Killer stereo ribbon mic on par with my AEA ribbons.

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byWill The Weirdo

    fromOn the Beach

    As a multi-platinum pro I feel confident saying the Stager SN-2R is a fantastic stereo ribbon mic that sounds as good as my AEA ribbons, perfect for all acoustic instruments and one mic recordings. You'll want line boosters for many sources, I suggest Cathedral Pipes Durham mkII's for $65 each, they are dead quiet boosters and on par with Cloudlifters and Royer dBoosters for almost 1/3 of the price. Save yourself some serious cash and go Stager ribbons with Durham's.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byDallas

    fromWisconsin

    Hello I am confused on the ad. It says Matched Pair does that mean there are 2 mics? Usually they don't call a stereo mic a matched pair so I'm confused if this is for 1 stereo mic or 2 a matched pair of mics.

    Hello I am confused on the ad. It says Matched Pair does that mean there are 2 mics? Usually they don't call a stereo mic a matched pair so I'm confused if this is for 1 stereo mic or 2 a matched pair of mics.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    It's one mic but a proprietary "stereo imaging" type of circuitry. It will record in a simulated stereo. Please see "http://stagermicrophones.com/"