Microphones
The voice behind the signal. From the shack to the studio, these are the mics trusted by serious operators and broadcasters alike.
Heil Sound
Bob Heil built his first microphone for ham radio operators, and the company has never stopped. Heil mics are engineered specifically for the voice frequencies that cut through QRM on HF — tight low-end rolloff, presence peak right where it counts. If you're running a serious station, you're probably running Heil.
Heil Sound PR 40
The flagship. Wide frequency response, tight cardioid pattern, and a presence peak that makes your voice cut through pile-ups. Used by serious operators and professional broadcasters worldwide.
Heil Sound PR 781
Designed from the ground up for ham radio. The PR 781 delivers the classic Heil sound with a frequency response tailored for SSB voice — punchy, intelligible, and loud.
Heil Sound RC 35
The RC 35 is Heil's workhorse replacement element — drop it into a hand mic or desk stand and instantly upgrade your audio. Tight bandwidth, optimized for SSB intelligibility.
Electro-Voice
Electro-Voice has been building professional microphones since 1927. Their dynamic mics are legendary in broadcast — the RE20 has been in more radio studios than any other microphone on earth. EV mics are built to last decades and sound authoritative on air.
Electro-Voice RE20
The industry standard for broadcast radio. The RE20's Variable-D design eliminates proximity effect, giving you consistent tone whether you're close-talking or backed off. Deep, authoritative voice reproduction.
Electro-Voice ND767
Tight supercardioid pattern with excellent off-axis rejection. The ND767 handles high SPL without breaking a sweat and delivers clear, present vocals in any environment.
Electro-Voice CO9
When you need condenser detail with EV reliability. The CO9 captures the full frequency spectrum with extended high-end air and a tight hypercardioid pattern that rejects room noise.
Shure
Shure has been the gold standard in professional audio since 1925. Their dynamic microphones are found everywhere from concert stages to broadcast booths to ham shacks. Rugged, reliable, and consistently excellent — Shure mics just work.
Shure SM7B
Michael Jackson recorded Thriller on an SM7B. It's been in broadcast booths for 40 years. The SM7B's flat, wide-range frequency response and excellent shielding make it a natural choice for the ham shack.
Shure 55SH Series II
The iconic chrome retro design that's been on stage since the 1950s. The 55SH delivers warm, classic tone with modern reliability. A statement piece for any serious shack.
Shure SM58
The most popular microphone ever made. The SM58 is the benchmark — rugged enough to survive anything, consistent enough to trust anywhere. Every shack should have one as a backup.
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Heil Sound sells direct — no middleman, no markup. Pick up a PR 40, grab a desk stand, or order a complete mic system built for your rig. Every product is backed by Heil's legendary support.