Sontronics SATURN 2: The New Generation of the Legendary Microphone
The SATURN 2 is the second generation of the authentic, award-winning, best-selling Saturn microphone, which was discontinued in 2015. The brand-new SATURN 2 is a triumph of British design and engineering. The original proprietary circuit design has been further refined using the finest electronic components with exceptionally low tolerances, offering impeccable and accurate response.
The body, selector switch, shock-mount base and iconic ring are all precisely engineered and anodized to military specifications, ensuring a stunning and durable finish.
One of the key improvements of the SATURN 2 is the expanded pickup functionality, featuring nine polar patterns: the five shown on the front panel – omni, subcardioid, cardioid, hypercardioid and figure-of-8 – plus four intermediate positions. Patterns are selected using the new digitally-controlled selector and indicated by a blue LED or a pair of LEDs for the intermediate patterns.
The front panel also features switches for the two-stage filter (75Hz, 125Hz) and pad (-10dB, -20dB), providing flexibility in every recording situation.
With high sensitivity, exceptionally low noise and the legendary, exceptionally smooth upper end of Sontronics, the SATURN 2 has been designed to be the ultimate working microphone for every recording environment. From vocals, speech, piano, acoustic instruments and ensembles, to room atmosphere captures, the SATURN 2 delivers mix-ready results without the need for EQ processing.
Designed, developed and handcrafted in the United Kingdom, the SATURN 2 is covered by Sontronics unique Lifetime Warranty (with registration on the Sontronics website). The new SATURN 2 sounds as incredible as it looks. You will be captivated!
SATURN 2 Features:
Nine polar patterns: omni, subcardioid, cardioid, hypercardioid and figure-of-8 plus four intermediate positions.
Digitally-controlled pattern selector with blue LED.
Two-stage filter switch (75Hz, 125Hz).
Two-position pad (-10dB, -20dB).
High sensitivity and exceptionally low noise.
Designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom.
