CAD MICROPHONES

CAD Audio originally took shape as the Astatic Corporation in 1931 by two ham radio operators who needed a static-free microphone for their transmitters. They developed the companies first crystal microphone and went on to greatly improve the performance of radio transmitter microphones.
Astatic also made significant contributions to the allied effort in World War II with an underwater sound detection hydrophone and static-discharger for Army and Navy aircraft.
Now known as Astatic Commercial Audio Products, the company has evolved into a successful manufacturer of commercial microphones for a wide variety of industrial applications. Astatic microphones can be found in restaurants, airports, churches, schools, and corporate boardrooms worldwide. Their ongoing success is based on Variable Pattern Technology available in hanging, gooseneck, and boundary types. The pick-up patterns can be controlled on the microphone, by using the remote pattern control box or through some of the industries’ most popular digital signal processors.

CAD (Conneaut Audio Devices) Professional Microphones was initially formed in 1988 as the Pro Audio division of the company to design and manufacture microphones for the recording and live sound markets, segments not served by Astatic.
CAD introduced a revolutionary servo circuit console and breakthrough processing products, then went on to develop a series of innovative and cost-effective high performance studio microphones. These included the highly acclaimed E100, E200 and E300 Equitek Series mics that literally defined the project studio revolution of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Astatic and CAD have now been re-branded as CAD Audio to combine the strength of their new technologies and expand their already unmatched offering of microphones for different applications.
CAD Audio offers four series of products—Recording, Live Performance, Astatic Commercial and Personal Audio—that will further grow and evolve as the company continues to build on over 80 years of innovation and success in the audio industry.

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