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Studio Equipment.

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Please note: Sometimes gear breaks (this is sad). Sometimes we buy new stuff (this is happy). As such, we cannot guarantee that the equipment listed here on this site is fully accurate and up-to-date. If you are booking the studio based on a specific piece of equipment, please check in with us to ensure it will be present for your session.

Our Console:

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Monitoring:

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  • (2) ATC SCM25A Mk2

  • (1) Adam Audio Sub12

  • (2) Yamaha NS-10, via Bryston 4B-ST

  • (1) Avantone Pro Active MixCube​​​

Recorder:

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Foldback:

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  • Digital Audio Labs LiveMix​

    • (16) channels

    • (8) CS-DUO dual-mix personal mixers​

    • (2) CS-SOLO  single-mix personal mixers

  • (10) Beyerdynamic DT770 headphones​​​​

Microphone Amplifiers:

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Outboard Processing:

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We like microphones. Microphones are special. Microphones get their own section.

We've been fortunate at Mad Oak to have had in our collection just about every classic mic at one time or another, and as we've shifted setups and churned through gear over the years, we've taken the opportunity to hone the selection down to our absolute favorites. Some of the mics in our carefully-curated collection are a bit uncommon; if you see something you're not familiar with, try clicking its name for some usage notes from our longtime head engineer and Mad Oak co-owner Benny Grotto.

Tube Microphones:

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  • (1) Heiserman H47tube w/K47 Capsule

  • (1) Lawson L251

  • (1) Soyuz 017

Ribbon Microphones:

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  • (1) AEA R44CE

  • (1) AEA R84

  • (1) AEA R88 (stereo)

  • (1) AEA R92

  • (1) Aiwa VM-17S

  • (1) Beyerdynamic M 160

  • (2) Coles 4038

  • (1) Samar VL373A (active, stereo)

Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphones:

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Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphones:

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Dynamic Microphones:

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Oddities:

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