The Reynolds Sunflower spaced array silhouetted at sunset in African scrubland

Why Reynolds Microphones?

Reynolds ambisonic microphones are built by hand, one at a time, by Jack Reynolds. Capsules are matched and tested before assembly, and each mic is checked before it leaves the workshop.

Buy a Reynolds microphone and you deal with Jack directly. Questions, repairs and advice go straight to him.

Our Story

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Worldwide shipping

The Reynolds Sunflower spaced array with fur windshields on a beach by the sea

Made for the field

From the coast to the savanna, Reynolds arrays are carried out, set up and left recording wherever the sound is.

Field recording
A row of Reynolds valve microphones, the chrome RM1V in front

Made for the studio

A-Type 8s have recorded at Abbey Road, BBC Maida Vale and Snape Maltings. Reynolds valve microphones, the RM1V and the R-Type, are now retired.

Studio recording Meet the A-Type 8
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