Detail 01
1973 pad settings: -10 dB and -20 dB
The 1973 offers two attenuation options for quieter sources or louder material such as kick drum.

Independent shopping perspective
The Soyuz Session Kit brings together a 1973 large-diaphragm FET condenser and two matched 011 FET small-diaphragm condensers. The 1973 is equipped with Soyuz’s handmade S23 capsule, transformerless design, dual pad settings, and a custom-machined resonator. The 011 pair uses original 19 mm gold-sputtered capsules and supplied -10 dB in-line pads. Its stated applications span vocals, electric guitar, percussion, acoustic guitar, piano, drum overheads, room ambience, and ensemble recording.


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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The 1973 offers two attenuation options for quieter sources or louder material such as kick drum.
Detail 02
The pair includes attenuation pads for use on higher-level sources.
Detail 03
The microphones use XLR connections and list a 150-ohm impedance.
Detail 04
Holders are included for the 011 pair and the 1973.
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Product questions
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It includes one Soyuz 1973 large-diaphragm FET condenser and a matched pair of Soyuz 011 FET small-diaphragm condensers.
Yes. The 1973 has -10 dB and -20 dB pad options, and -10 dB in-line pads are included for the 011 FET pair.
Yes. Clip holders for the 011 pair and a microphone holder for the 1973 are included.
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