Extinct Audio News Today

It might not look like a classic ribbon mic, but there’s a lot more to Extinct Audio’s BoRbon than meets the eye.

Extinct Audio bring some fresh activity to their popular ribbon design!

We try out the debut mic from a new boutique Australian manufacturer.

for the record.... 1. My home team as a boy was Preston North End, although I am really a cycling nut and not an avid soccer fan. 2. My mic was of course an Extinct Audio BM9 with a pop shield. 3. I am strangely drawn to orange things. 4. Im not rich and I dont follow ticktock,, but I did insist on a bowl of green M&Ms and a box of kittens before being interviewed. It was great to catch up with Drew - hopefully we can do that properly now the pubs are starting to open! Have fun.

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Extinct Audio Microphones - Stewart Tavener | Podcast British Ribbon Microphone Manufacturer 03:26 - Setting Up A Repair Service  04:55 - Specialising In Ribbon Microphones 07:58 - Dispelling Ribbon Microphone Myths  10:48 - The Extinct Audio BM9 11:52 - Launching The Business 14:34 - A General Purpose Microphone  15:57 - Stories Behind The Scenes 17:05 - Future Plans Stewart Tavener - Biog Stewart Tavener first became interested in audio equipment in his teens, recording with ...