sE Electronics

The democratisation of the ribbon mic continues with the release of an attractive model from SE. We find out whether it sounds as good as it looks.

After vocals, acoustic guitar must be the most popular thing to poke a mic at — at least in a typical home studio — yet it isn't always the easiest instrument to record, because as soon as you find that magic sweet spot, the player moves! Does SE's latest mic offer a solution?

SE’s partnership with Rupert Neve has yielded this impressive new transformer-equipped microphone. We put it to the test.

With its titanium-sputtered diaphragm, this mic is supposed to respond better to fast transients. We put that theory to the test.

Formerly sold under the SE brand, these Andy Munro–designed Egg speakers have been given a major update. So what’s new?

SE have updated their Gemini and multi-pattern Z5600a mics with extra facilities and better technical specs. Are they worthy contenders for space in your mic locker?

How have sE improved on their innovative Reflexion Filter?

SE give their popular X1 a valve boost, while keeping the price within reach of the masses.

The SE3 was a popular mic, but it only came in cardioid flavour. The new SE4 gives you more options...