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The Magic Behind Microphones: Mojave Audio Factory Visit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- At the time of filming, we offered the MA-50 but, thanks to Mojave Audio, they kindly upgraded the Prize to the incredible MA-37. Thank you!
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What are some of your favourite audio brands that you would like us to visit? Share below!
Fender Corona California.
sE Electronics
Golden Age Project
I would really like to see Neumann in comparison.
Blackbox Analog Designs
Mathew Lane for the analog stereo processor
Heritage Audio would be a good one
Tomo AudioLabs would be a good one to see
Gainlabs maybe
Hendy Amps
Shadow Hills
Underdogs like HKR would be nice
David Royer is a national treasure
Yes, absolutely!
Really wonderful Mojave Factory tour! Thank you so much Warren for making this one!
Thanks ever so much Alexey!
Mojave is under the same umbrella as Royer right? (EDIT! Stupid question, I just realized that the man himself is sitting there!)
Seems like a great company, designed and made by great people.
Thanks for video Warren&Crew!
David featured in this video was Royer's original designer back in the 90s!
Rick told me that Dave started both Companies but owns neither.
I got the Mojave MA 200 since 15 years and is one of the best Mikrofon out there and i use a lot. Its better then the Neumann U67 in my opinion.
love it!!
Thanks so much for sharing!
sir how do you change the tube inside ma200? there are no videos nor any info on this subject :(
@@musicxtech6680 Why should you change it? It a good NOS.
That’s a Job for a electrician taller
@@musicxtech6680 What do you need help with, homie? I change tubes all the time when they die out on all sorts of equipment. Have you figured out how to get inside of it yet?
Thank you Gentlemen. And Particularly Mr. Royer!
Thanks ever so much!
The 201fet video you did back in time surprised me so much that this mic is now on my wantlist.
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
I loved this. They seem like such a great company. Glad to see this off the back of the MA-37 review.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Warren! a video like this is priceless when someone is shopping for a mic... to know the people and their passion at Mojave and whats behind their amazing microphones.. I want one!
Well said! Thanks
Mojave seems to be a great company driven by nice people. I love U 67 style microphones. I definitely need to check out the MA300. Thank you, Warren.
Thanks Marc! Yes, we love these guys!
@@Producelikeapro ko 9jmu LL po,o,8,9aj pop
251 you say. A snip at $35k you say. I’ll have 4 please thank you very much.. 🤣🤪
Haha thanks Paul!
Have owned a pair of ma201 fets for years - awesome overheads for rock and the discontinued ma 101fet fantastic for snare paired with a 57! All with Jensen transformers... Don't remember getting a signed card from the great David Royer back then though!!😡 Great to see them get some love here!
Thanks ever so much Nick for sharing!
I just bought an MA-300 for $750 on Craigslist. Used only a few times. Can't wait to try it out.
The MA1000 was and is one of the very best purchases I've ever made.
Thanks ever so much!
Really enjoyed this tour. Dusty and David are personal friends of mine and while I still lived in Studio City I was a consultant to them on a number of activities for their company...you will find voiceover samples of several of these wonderful mics on their site with yours truly as the voice. I have been sponsored artist for them for over a decade...and BTW...I enjoy your channel very much and your presentation skills are top notch........keep up the good work young man!
Love this episode, fantastic see people we respect at work, and now I'm waiting for comparison test between great brands, ok?😁👍
Thanks for sharing, peace and rock on!!!✌️😎
Thanks for watching.
Hey Warren. I have a Mojave 301 FET and it’s stunning. I use it on the kick mainly but it’s also delicious on vocals. It’s good great “fizz” on the top end and a proper sweetness to the low end. That’s the only way I can describe it really. Thanks for the vid!!!
Thanks for sharing!
David's voice is not what I expected to hear LOL but it's definitely iconic! Sounds like a classic reporter or commentator
Mojave is THE BEST. Don't question it, just use their mics and sound amazing. The MA1000 is a very special microphone. It's got the class of a Telefunken 251, midrange of a 47, and a gorgeous silky top end like a Sony C800. It's so so so good.
I always wanted two MA-200 for Overheads!
We could try them out one day
Royer tested his ribbon mics in my studio in the late 90's.
R.A. D. SOUND studio, Fullerton CA.
Thanks ever so much!
Love this tour!!!!!
Thanks ever so much Manny!
Very cool. Pretty sure this is the first tour of a mic factory that I've seen.
More to come!
Amazing specialists in the art of music; thank you Sir Warren!
Great episode! Makes me think if i could build my own mic :)
You can do it! We just had a PLAP Academy Live session about DIY gear. Manny and a few other members make their own mics.
Love seeing where and who the gear comes from. Especially mics. Royer doesn't like dynamics - only ribbons and condensers. Heil doesn't like condensers - for the same reasons I often avoid them - they hear everything, lol. I don't know Royer's background in recording music, but sometimes, the mic that isn't hearing everything,.. is the perfect choice. Lots of lead vocals over years done on lowly 57's. Love his ribbons on cabs coupled with a 57. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing!
Can't afford one of the big boys right now (entered the giveaway of course!) , but they're definitely on my radar now.
Really looking forward to their take on the SM7...
Love this kind of companies : small, dedicated engineers, passion for the product ! Great video.
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
Interesting 🧐 visit, Love It. ✌️
Thanks ever so much Eugene!
Another good one, thanks Warren.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love the way their new line looks I never used a Mojave in my studio but I have heard them and to my ears and I worked with all the great mics they have a good sounding product with a solid build.
Thanks for sharing!
Excellent! I’d love to use the ‘prize’. I’ve already got some thoughts as what to record.
Good luck!
I'd really like a dedicated U47 multi pattern style mic to come from Mojave at a similar price point to the MA300.
It could happen.
@@Producelikeapro I'll keep my fingers crossed and cheque book ready!
@@OdinOfficialEmcee haha yes! Indeed!
And now the prize is an MA37. Yowza!
Exactly!! Huge prize
Rupert Neve in Texas
Yes, amazing talent
Thanks Warren and Mojave!
Thanks ever so much
I remember when you did the microphone shoot out at I think vintage king… and when you heard the Mojave you kept getting distracted and saying “that one sounds really nice and it’s only $1000” if I remember correctly
They're fantastic. Enjoying them.
Just saw in the video you remembering it
@@TheSakuraGumiLTD thanks! Yes, we love the mics!
I love their microphones. I got a ma1000 really good.
Thanks ever so much for sharing
I was advised a couple times over the years to try the Mojave MA-200. I just passed it off as another promises everything and delivers on nothing microphone. I finally bought one a couple of years ago. Boy was I wrong! This has turned out to be one of the best microphones for my voice I have every used! I also have been saying exactly the same thing about the TLM103.
I just need to play with bunch of them. 🙂
Haha yes, Audrey!
Cool dudes
Thanks ever so much!
Nice idea. More like a warehouse check than an actual factory tour though. Great mics, certainly in my GAS list.
Glad you liked it!
Yes, I think Warren would have needed a passport for the factory tour but their Burbank QC facility looks to be doing a great job and the mics look stunning and priced competitively.
Their tube mics sound smooth and polished. Gotta get me one.
Is David Royer still with Royer labs or did he sell that and his designs on? I've looked on both websites but its unclear if David Royer is still in both companies which seems at odds with business sense or if he sold his name and Royer labs and then went back to Mojave ? Is anyone able to enlighten me
👏🏻Brilliant 👍🏻
Nunca los he probado pero he escuchado buenas cosas de ellos
The locking mech. for the shock mounts sucks the handle always binds when i change positions, a thumb screw would be better or short handle ...sounds great !
How do we enter to win MA 50?
It's now the far more expensive MA 37!
@@Producelikeapro How do we enter? 🧐
is he rocking tekashi six nine merch????
I'm not sure? Is he?
where can we get'em in the EU?
So... the Mic Man himself doesn't get his own Lavalier/lapel mic? Odd!
😉😉😂😂
Nice to see him talk, though.
Seriously, nice tour of a company with some very nice mics.
Too bad no actual manufacturing facilities were shown, makes one wonder of some of the mics are just assembled there and sourced elsewhere or offshore?
The Neumann trashing and the "we WIN lots of shootouts" and "costs half/sounds twice as good" salesman style pitching was very uncool, though: the true greats respect their even greater elders (especially if you're basically cloning them!), plus how good a mic sounds is for the users and history to decide, each brand's spokesperson will say theirs sounds like pure gold or god whispering in your ear, yet...
🤷🏼♂️
David didn’t want initially to be on camera, so yes, he didn’t get a mic. Sorry if it annoyed you and stopped your enjoyment.
@@Producelikeapro Not at all annoyed, watched it all and enjoyed the video, was amused by this detail because it's odd and/or ironic isn't it?
Thought it was obvious, no need to get irritated.
🤷🏼♂️
Have a lot of respect for David Royer, BTW, his talent and technical dedication are very evident in all he's done, and in his words in this video, too, so for some of us it's kinda precious to hear him speak.
Why the hate for for tlm103? I think the mic sounds good
Because….it’s a Neumann 😂😂
It’s really prone to plosives. And you can get the MA-200 for about the same. And it just sounds so much better. I know, owned both.
Honestly I could just listen to David Royer all day, im not sure what these other clowns are babbling about buy david royer is the only smart person there 😛
Haha I’ve never claimed to be smart! I’m just a fan of great things and love music, just like the rest of us! Wishing you all the best!
Glad to see Mike Portnoy has a side job building mics outside of drumming just in case he isn’t good enough.
haha!