Soundman OKM II Classic / Studio Solo
Stereo Microphones
$213€189Check ↗
Brand profile · Germany, est. 1970s
Soundman
Soundman, primarily known for their OKM microphone series, has cultivated a reputation for delivering robust, field-ready microphones with a distinct European character. Their designs prioritize durability and clarity, often catering to demanding broadcast and location recording applications. While not a household name, Soundman enjoys respect within professional audio circles for their consistent quality and specialized offerings.
OKM II Classic SeriesStereo Microphone SystemsDurable Field MicrophonesCompact Form FactorBroadcast Applications
1970sfounded
Germanycountry
6products in stock
$66–$280price range
All 6 Soundman products
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Soundman OKM II Classic Solo
Stereo Microphones
$134€119Check ↗
Soundman OKM II Classic / Studio A3
Stereo Microphones
$280€249Check ↗
Soundman OKM II Classic / Studio A3
Stereo Microphones
$280€249Check ↗
Soundman OKM I Classic Solo D1
Special Microphones
$118€105Check ↗
Soundman OKM I Classic Solo
Special Microphones
$66€59Check ↗
Soundman, honestly
What Soundman does well
- Exceptional durability for field use
- Clear and accurate audio reproduction
- Compact and lightweight designs
- Robust build quality
- Versatile stereo microphone options
What to watch for
- Limited product range compared to larger brands
- Aesthetic design can be utilitarian
- May lack some of the 'glamour' of premium brands
- Less widely recognized brand name
Questions about Soundman
Where are Soundman instruments made?
Soundman microphones are predominantly manufactured in Germany, ensuring adherence to stringent quality control standards and leveraging German engineering expertise.
Are Soundman microphones suitable for studio recording?
While designed with field use in mind, Soundman’s OKM series microphones are certainly capable of delivering excellent results in studio environments, especially when capturing natural room ambience or location-style recordings.
What is the difference between the 'Solo' and 'A3' models?
The 'Solo' models typically offer a more streamlined design and feature set for specific applications, while the 'A3' variants often include advanced features like switchable polar patterns or enhanced sensitivity.