Put a microphone in front of your cabinet that was designed to hear your rig the way a guitarist does. The Sontronics Halo dynamic guitar amp microphone was developed by a guitarist specifically for amplified instruments, combining a tailored 50Hz–15kHz frequency response with a tight supercardioid pattern to capture the depth, presence and harmonic detail of your tone. Capable of handling more than 140dB SPL, the Halo can sit close to loud guitar cabinets without overloading, while its focused pickup helps keep surrounding stage and room sound out of the signal. From home recording and studio sessions to touring stages, the Halo delivers a balanced, mix-ready representation of your amp without demanding extensive EQ.
Supercardioid Pickup Keeps the Focus on Your Cabinet
The Halo's supercardioid polar pattern provides strong side rejection, helping isolate the amplifier from drums, monitors and other nearby sound sources when recording or performing in busy environments. Its 5.5mV/Pa sensitivity captures the detail and dynamics of the cabinet while the dynamic capsule handles the substantial sound pressure generated at close range. That combination allows this dynamic mic to preserve everything from the initial pick attack and harmonic texture to the body and warmth of the amp, giving engineers a focused signal that's ready to shape into the mix.
High-SPL Dynamic Design Handles Powerful Amplifiers
With maximum SPL handling above 140dB, the Halo is comfortable in front of cranked amplifiers and other high-output sources where microphone placement can get intense. Its dynamic design requires no phantom power, making setup straightforward with compatible mixers, interfaces and microphone preamps through the standard 3-pin XLR connection. Although specifically voiced for guitar amplifiers, the Halo can also bring its focused pickup and high-SPL capability to bass cabinets and other amplified instruments, expanding its usefulness across studio and live rigs.
Retro Styling Meets Road-Ready Construction
The Halo's distinctive circular, vintage-inspired design gives guitar rigs a visual statement to match their sound, but the construction underneath is built for modern professional use. Its anodized aluminum body provides the durability required for repeated studio sessions and touring, while an integral shockmount helps isolate the capsule from unwanted mechanical vibration. The integrated stand mount also makes precise placement straightforward in front of a speaker cone, helping guitarists and engineers quickly find the tonal sweet spot. At approximately 0.81 lb., the Sontronics Halo combines rugged construction, practical positioning and unmistakable retro style in a microphone purpose-built for capturing amplified tone.