Warm Audio EQP-WA Tube Program Equalizer
The Warm Audio EQP-WA Pultec Style Tube Equalizer recreates the “Pultec EQP-1A,” a legendary studio tube equalizer.
Warm Audio Bus-Comp 2-channel Stereo VCA Bus Compressor
Warm Audio’s BUS-COMP is a VCA bus compressor like Solid State Logic’s for recording and mixing stereo sounds.
Warm Audio WA76 Discrete FET Compressor
Warm Audio’s WA76 recreates the 1176 revision D limiting amplifier. The WA76 has the same controls and discrete signal route.
Warm Audio WA-2A Tube Optical Compressor
The Warm Audio WA-2A is a single-channel tube optical compressor that is modeled after a famous leveling amplifier from the late 1950s.
Warm Audio WA-MBA Microphone Boom Arm
The Warm Audio WA-MBA studio boom-arm gives you a professional on-camera image.
Warm Audio WA-67 Flight Case
The WA-67 Flight Case helps protect your microphone during a studio session or tour.
Warm Audio WA-87 R2 Flight Case
The WA-87 R2 Flight Case helps protect your microphone during a studio session or tour.
Warm Audio WA-47 Flight Case
The WA-47 Flight Case can protect your microphone during a studio session or tour.
Warm Audio WA-251 Flight Case
With the Warm Audio WA-251 Flight Case, you can travel in elegance with your WA-251. This is intended to contain and transport the whole WA-251 microphone set.
Warm Audio WA-84 Omni Capsule – Black
Styled in a black finish, this WA-84 Omnidirectional Microphone Capsule from Warm Audio is designed to be used with the company’s WA-84 microphone.
Warm Audio WA-84 Omni Capsule- Nickle
Styled in a nickel finish, this WA-84 Omnidirectional Microphone Capsule from Warm Audio is designed to be used with the company’s WA-84 microphone.
Warm Audio WA12-500 MKII 500 Series Discrete Microphone Preamp with DI
The WA12-500 MKII can help you record outstanding voices, guitars, drums, and other instruments.
Warm Audio WA273-EQ 2-channel Microphone Preamp
You can even use the WA273-EQ as a tone-shaping tool to run stems or complete mixes through. Hear what the WA273-EQ can do for your own recordings. It’s transformative.
Warm Audio WA273 2-channel Microphone Preamp
It can reproduce the traditional British sound of the 1073 preamp with current dependability and functionality, making it a flexible and trustworthy alternative for any recording setup.
Warm Audio WA73-EQ Microphone Preamp & EQ
With their boutique WA73-EQ, Warm Audio wonderfully nailed this classic’s sound. With 80dB of amplification and a separate transformer-balanced signal route, the sound is stunning.
Warm Audio WA73 Microphone Preamp
Its ability to mimic the traditional British sound of the 1073 preamp at a reasonable price makes it a good choice for recording setups searching for a vintage-inspired preamp.
Warm Audio WA-412 4-channel Microphone Preamp
The Warm Audio WA-412 delivers the vintage magic of a venerable American console preamp. With its fat, punchy bass and sweet, open high end, the 4-channel WA-412 preamp/DI packs the classic sound of rock ‘n’ roll into a sleek 1RU chassis.
Warm Audio TB12 Tone Beast Microphone Preamp
The Tone Beast TB12 is a fully professional preamp design with loads of gain that can effortlessly capture an array of sources very well.
Warm Audio WA12 MKII Microphone Preamp
₨ 71,899.0 – ₨ 75,899.0Price range: ₨ 71,899.0 through ₨ 75,899.0Whatever you want to call it, it’s that inimitable sonic quality that the most coveted classic consoles and outboard gear had.
Warm Audio WA-84 Premium Stereo Package – Multi-pattern Small-diaphragm Condenser Microphone
A high-quality pair of small-diaphragm condenser microphones that can capture a broad variety of sound sources with clarity and warmth is the Warm Audio WA-84 Premium Stereo Package.
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