1 Brauner Phantom AE
For its 10th anniversary, the new king of large diaphragm condensers made one that mere mortals can afford.
It is not as versatile as some of my other mics, but it makes up for it in pure sound quality.
1 Core Sound TetraMic
This is an ambisonics microphone.
It allows you to determine in what direction the microphone listens after recording.
So during the mix you can dial in multiple microphones with any polar pattern, pointing in
any direction.
2 DPA 4061
Miniature pressure omnis from the Danish legends of natural sound.
Can be used in free field, but with some accessories also as boundary mics, or attached to an instrument or vocalist.
2 CAD M179
Large diaphragm condensers with a continuously variable polar pattern.
2 TBone RB500 Ribbon mics provide the velvet sound from back in the day.
4 Shure SM58
The most famous microphone in the world!
3 Shure SM57
The second most famous microphone in the world ;)