Hammer Anvil
Hammer Anvil Professional USB Microphone HA-UPM
A cardioid condenser USB microphone with a 25 mm diaphragm, 16-bit/48 kHz capture and a 30 Hz–18 kHz frequency response for studio recording
- Studio-quality sound via 25 mm cardioid condenser capsule
- 16-bit/48 kHz digital conversion for DAW recording
- Extended 30 Hz – 18 kHz frequency response captures full range
- Built-in preamp and headphone amp remove extra gear
- Plug-and-play USB connection works instantly with any DAW
Studio-Quality USB Microphone
The Hammer Anvil Professional USB Microphone HA-UPM is a condenser microphone built for podcasting and studio recording. It features a large 25mm thin diaphragm with a true cardioid pickup capsule. Onboard analog-to-digital conversion and USB connectivity create an all-in-one solution for recording directly to a digital audio workstation.
Integrated Recording Chain
The microphone eliminates the need for external mic preamps, audio interface filters or headphone amplifiers. Built-in features streamline the recording process while the extended 30Hz to 18kHz frequency response ensures accurate reproduction of vocals and instruments. A 16bit 48 kHz sampling rate captures detailed audio for music and acoustic sources.
Plug-and-Play Setup
Simply connect the supplied USB cable and launch your preferred DAW to begin recording. The all-in-one design removes the complexity of configuring separate preamps or interfaces. Users without a compatible DAW or available USB port will not be able to use the microphone as intended.
Highlights
- Studio-quality sound via 25 mm cardioid condenser capsule
- 16-bit/48 kHz digital conversion for DAW recording
- Extended 30 Hz – 18 kHz frequency response captures full range
- Built-in preamp and headphone amp remove extra gear
- Plug-and-play USB connection works instantly with any DAW
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 25 mm capsule or USB cable need replacing after heavy use?
The capsule is a fixed condenser element with no user-serviceable parts, and the detachable USB cable can be swapped if it wears out.
At 48 kHz sampling, what limits recording length during long sessions?
Recording duration is limited only by your computer storage and DAW software, not by the microphone itself.
How much heat or fan noise does the built-in preamp add after hours of streaming?
The all-in-one design has no fan and runs cool; any warmth stays inside the metal body and is inaudible on recordings.
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