Jam packed with 230 IRs from numerous electro-mechanical reverbs, the Modulated Springs and Plates IR Library from Overloud delivers pure vintage atmosphere. Designed for use with Overloud's REmatrix, the first multilayer convolution reverb plug-in, two programmable banks can be loaded and layered with 300 presets or individual IRs generated from venerated devices such as the EMT 140 and 250 plates, as well as several Accutronics spring reverb units, for an extended tonal palette and truly unprecedented sonic spaces.

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Quality Reverb IR Library for REmatrix    EMT 140, 250, Accutronics Springs & More    300 Presets, Two Banks, 230 IRs Total    Multilayer Convolution Reverb    IRs Enriched with Modulation    Comes with REmatrix Player Plug-In

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there an alternative compatible C-CLAMP I can use with this boom arm that will clamp a 3 inch desktop?

A: Unfortunately, I don't know of any wider clamp that will be compatible with this BAI-2X arm. I would recommend using the included screws to mount permanently to the desk, rather than using the clamp.

Q: 2. The metal rod keeps spinning the mic down when I try to adjust hte positioning of the mic. No matter how tight I make it, it still easily moves. Please help... What do I do?

A: Try some Lock Tight on the threads.

Q: 3. Is the threaded microphone mount male or female?

A: The Auray BAI-2U Two-Section Broadcast Arm with Internal Springs and Integrated USB Cable has a standard 5/8"-27 male threaded mounting point to attach a microphone.

Q: 4. Will this plate block wireless charging?

A: No, this plate may interfere or completely block wireless charging, depending on the strength and numeration of the charging device. Some devices have multiple charging cores to boost strength.

Q: 5. I notice the Auray BAI-2N mic boom arm does not include any type of cable. I checked online & the instruction manual that comes with the arm does not say how to add an XLR cable. Does anyone know what is the protocol to add a cable to the Auray BAI-2N?

A: The cable for the Auray BAI-2N mic boom arm XLR is draped over the joints of the arm. Have a look at the photos on our website and you will see how. B&H # AUBAI2N

Q: 6. Is there a way to buy another clamp for this arm?

A: Yes the replacement C-clamp is in the link bellow https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1056201-REG/auray_bac_1_universal_interchangeable_combo.html/accessories

Q: 7. Does this have straps for cable management? I want to strap my Shure X2U to the arm, it makes it easily accessible while keeping it out of the way.

A: Not included. These will work fine: Pearstone 0.5 x 6 Touch Fastener Straps (Black, 10-Pack)B&H # PES050610B

Q: 8. If the USB cable should stop working, can it be removed?

A: The cable is installed during fabrication and can't be removed or replaced. If you happen to experience an issue with the integrated cable for some reason, we would encourage you to contact us at info@gradusgroup.com or 212-594-2120 within the 1 year warranty term to arrange warranty service.

Q: 9. I'm looking for a broadcast arm that supports the RE20. Does this broadcast arm do that and are there any others?

A: I have been using this arm with my RE20 and RE27 mics (and a few others) for about 8 months now. It works very well. It's smooth and sturdy. I also have a Heil PL2T that works great, comparable to the Auray. The Heil has the advantage of having a topless surface, which means the top of the top arm is open. If you take the plastic insert out, you can run your mic cable in there and put the insert back in place for a cleaner look. The Auray has the advantage of coming with the extension if you need more height, while for the Heil it is a separate accessory. I also like that the Auray comes with a base/insert that keep the bottom of the arm out from the wall an inch or so (assuming you have the arm mounted at the back of your desk against a wall like I do) to avoid scuffing the paint off the wall. You can also purchase the Auray base (BAC-1) alone, so I purchased an extra one and put the Heil arm in it, with a little bit of modification. (The Auray arm does not fit into the Heil base) I tried the Rode PSA1 arm also. It seemed good with the RE20/RE27, but if you have a lighter mic on it, or no mic, the upper arm stands up as opposed to staying in the position you place it in. The Auray and Heil stay put and seem more solid to me. The Rode has a few inches less reach also. In my opinion the Auray or Heil are both excellent choices for the RE20 or just about any other mic, depending on your needs.

Q: 10. is the arm 40" with out the 14" extention?

A: Yes, the BAI-2N broadcast arm itself is 40" without the 14" riser.