Microphones & Home Studio Instruments
As one of the leading music instrument stores in Nepal, we are the ultimate destination for all your home studio instrument needs. We take pride in offering a diverse range of products that cater to all the production needs of musicians, gamers or podcasters. From top-of-the-line monitor speakers to high-quality instrument microphones, we have everything you need to take your production game to the next level.
Our range of products includes monitor speakers, interfaces, cables & adapters, vocal microphones, instrument microphones, wireless systems, microphone stands, monitoring headphones, podcast microphones, gaming microphones, and mixers. Each of these categories is designed to meet the specific needs of musicians, podcasters, and gamers.
Monitor Speakers: We understand the importance of having high-quality monitor speakers for your home studio setup. That's why we offer a wide range of top-of-the-line speakers that provide accurate and clear sound reproduction, allowing you to hear every detail in your recordings. Whether you're a professional musician or just starting out, our monitor speakers are designed to match the size of your room and your recording needs, ensuring that you get the best possible sound quality.
Cables & Adapters: Connect your instruments, microphones, and speakers to your computer without a glitch. We offer a wide range of products that provide seamless connectivity, allowing you to record and mix your music, podcasts, gaming with ease. And with our high-quality cables and adapters, you can transfer your music to your digital audio workstation (DAW) for editing and mastering, without any signal loss. Shop with us today and experience the convenience of our high-quality interfaces, cables, and adapters.
Microphones: Our vocal microphones are designed to capture the subtleties and nuances of the human voice, with a wide frequency response and high sensitivity. We offer dynamic microphones, like the rugged Shure SM58, which minimises background noise and effectively rejects off-axis noise and feedback. For studio environments, our condenser microphones, like the Shure PGA181, are sensitive and accurate with a side-address cardioid polar pattern suitable for live performances, podcasting, and recording purposes.
We also offer lavalier microphones for public speaking and interviews, as well as gooseneck microphones with flexible, adjustable necks that can be positioned to point in a particular direction, suitable for mounting on desks, podiums, or other surfaces. All of our microphones are from the trusted brand Shure, available in a mixed polar pattern type.
Our instrument microphones come in two main types: dynamic and condenser. Dynamic microphones are rugged and can handle high sound pressure levels, making them great for drums and electric guitar amps. The Shure SM57 is a popular choice for miking snare drums, guitar cabinets, and brass instruments.
Condenser microphones are more sensitive and accurate, ideal for capturing detailed sound from acoustic instruments like pianos, violins, and acoustic guitars. The Shure SM81 is a top choice for recording acoustic guitar and piano in a studio setting. We also offer a range of instrument microphones with different polar patterns for live performances, including the cardioid Shure PGA98H for horns and percussion and the hypercardioid Shure Beta 56A for drums and amplifiers.
Wireless Systems: Looking for the ultimate freedom and flexibility while recording or performing? Look no further than our range of wireless systems. With both wireless microphones and instrument transmitters, you can capture your sound without being tethered by cables. Our wireless microphones include handheld and lavalier options, while our instrument transmitters clip onto your guitar or bass for excellent sound quality. Plus, our wireless receivers connect to your computer for easy recording and mixing, all wirelessly.
Instrument Stands: Our stands collection offers a variety of options to suit your needs. The Hercules DG400BB and DG300B laptop stands provide sturdy and adjustable platforms for your computer or tablet, while the Hercules MS533B and DG107B stands are perfect for holding microphones securely in place.
The K&M Distance Rod and Konig & Meyer Spacer Tube are great for attaching satellite systems, and the Nomad NMS-6606 offers a versatile solution for boom microphone stands. For holding speakers, our Hercules SS200BB stands are a durable and reliable option. Whatever your stand needs, we have a product to suit your requirements.
Along with that, we also offer a range of monitoring headphones, optimised podcast microphones, and gaming microphones and mixers. Our monitoring headphones are comfortable to wear for long recording sessions while providing accurate sound reproduction. The podcast microphones are designed to capture clear audio, featuring noise reduction and adjustable pickup patterns. And, our gaming microphones and mixers cater to gamers who want to enhance their gaming experience with features such as noise reduction and voice modulation.
FAQs
How do I choose a good microphone?
The most crucial question to ask yourself is how you want to utilize the Microphone before selecting microphones. You want it for vocals or instruments; you want it to record or amplify sound. Do you want it wired or wireless? If you let Bass & Treble know your requirements, our experts can help you choose the mic best suited for your needs.
What is the difference between a vocal mic and an instrument mic?
Instrument mics are generally designed to be placed on instruments (or other objects) and typically have a flat, rather than round, diaphragm. They have a small frequency range and are very sensitive, making them great for recording everything from bass notes to high treble.
Vocal mics, on the other hand, are designed to capture the person's voice and amplify it. They have high frequency and generally are more rounded in design.
Can I use an instrument microphone for vocals?
You can certainly use an instrumental Microphone for vocal work, but the sound of your voice will be different when it comes out of an instrument mic compared to a vocal mic.
Instrument mics are designed to be placed near the source of the sound, whereas vocal mics are placed at a distance from the source. So, the placement of the mic will affect the tone of the sound coming from it.
Do you have any wireless microphones for live performances?
Yes, we offer a range of wireless microphones for live performances, including handheld and lavalier options. Our wireless microphones provide you with ultimate freedom and flexibility while performing.
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