Mikrofon ENDORFY Solum 2 Pro

Solum 2 Pro opens a new chapter in the story of ENDORFY microphones. Developed from the ground up in collaboration with a German design studio, it combines a cardioid pickup pattern with the easy-to-use controls typical of USB microphones. Studio quality with 24 bit / 192 kHz, a specially developed shock mount with rubber dampers, a removable metal pop filter, and live monitoring make Solum 2 Pro a great choice for streams, podcasts, and everyday voice work. The microphone records in studio-standard 24 bit / 192 kHz and delivers full detail fidelity as well as precise recordings. The high-quality condenser capsule has been finely tuned, while the cardioid pickup pattern focuses on sounds coming from in front of the microphone. This highlights your voice and reduces the influence of noise from other directions. Solum 2 Pro is designed for simple, intuitive operation. The touch panel on the top enables instant, silent mute, while the practical dial on the microphone stand base is used to adjust sensitivity and volume. The illumination color indicates the currently selected function, providing intuitive operation without needing to open settings. Thanks to the 3.5 mm jack connection, you can monitor both your own voice and the audio played back by your computer with no latency. The microphone requires no drivers or additional software—after connecting via USB-C, it’s ready to work right away with Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, as well as the PlayStation 4 and 5 consoles. Solum 2 Pro works with most smartphones and tablets with OTG and USB-C support. The included USB-A adapter enables trouble-free connection of the microphone to older devices. The RGB zone lets you illuminate your workspace discreetly if you want to add a bit of atmosphere. The dimmed lighting sets the mood while working or streaming and disappears completely after switching off, keeping the microphone’s clear, minimalist look. The same principle has been applied to the LEDs on the top of the housing—the indicators for sensitivity, volume, and mute are only visible when they’re needed.