JZ Microphones Black Hole BH2

The Golden Drop technology uses a specific, lightweight membrane treatment that allows the capsule to react faster to sound waves. This results in a more transparent, detailed capture with significantly less coloration than traditional capsules.

Yes, with a maximum SPL of 134.5 dB, the BH2 can handle high-volume sources without distorting. It is versatile enough to capture everything from delicate acoustic instruments to louder, more aggressive sound sources.

The BH2 is a standard studio condenser microphone that requires +48V phantom power to function. You will need an audio interface or preamp capable of providing this power via a standard 3-pin XLR cable.

The BH2 is known for being transparent and rich, rather than hyped or overly colored. It provides a clean, high-fidelity signal that captures the natural nuance of vocals and acoustic instruments without adding unwanted sonic artifacts.

Absolutely. Its low self-noise floor, thanks to the Class A discrete electronics, makes it an excellent choice for home studios where you might not have a perfectly silent environment. It provides professional-grade clarity that helps your recordings sit well in a mix.

While the BH2 is a cardioid microphone designed primarily for mono sources, you can use two of them in a stereo configuration, such as an X/Y or ORTF setup, for recording acoustic guitars or piano. However, it is not a dedicated stereo microphone.