Ohmie Dual Voltage Condenser Microphone

The Ohmie

Meet the Ohmie

One mic. Lots of ideas.

The Ohmie is a high-output, low-noise condenser microphone made to capture voices and instruments with a finished, musical sound.

What is that mic?
The Ohmie is built to move between sources: vocals, instruments, spoken word, and field recording. It has a full low end, clear, substantial mids, and a smooth top end with plenty of detail.
High-output.
Its transformerless circuit delivers a strong, clean signal, so you need less gain from your preamp.
Low noise.
Just 8 dB-A of self-noise in both voltage modes makes the Ohmie a quiet choice for soft vocals, voiceover, and other delicate recordings.
Two sonic modes.
Switch between 48V and 80V to change how the capsule responds: natural and relaxed, or immediate and defined.
A sleek form factor.
A compact aluminum body, built-in capsule isolation, and a custom isolation clip keep the setup elegant and camera-ready.
Made in East LA.
Designed and assembled in East Los Angeles, California by the Ohma World team.

Dual Voltage

One capsule, two voltages

A switch on the back lets you choose how the Ohmie’s capsule responds. At 48V, it’s smooth and balanced. At 80V, it’s more sensitive, with a more immediate, defined response. Choose for the character, not just the level. Both modes use standard 48V phantom power from your interface or field recorder.

CapsuleWhere the sound starts.

48V / 80V switchOn the back. Flip it anytime.

Step-up circuitRaises 48V to 80V.

Standard XLRThe cable you already own.

Your interfacePlain old 48V.

Natural. Relaxed. Balanced.

Vocals, Raquel

Same take on both settings · now playing 48V

0:00 / 0:00

Both at -20 LUFS, so you hear the character, not the volume.

Real levels, same preamp gain. 48V plays about 5 dB quieter.

At 48V, the Ohmie is natural, relaxed, and balanced. The capsule runs at standard phantom voltage. Vocals feel natural and intimate, while acoustic instruments have plenty of body and resonance. With 5 dB more headroom than 80V, 48V also gives loud performances and sharp transients more room before distortion. A strummed guitar keeps its space, and vocals settle naturally into the track.

80V brings the sound forward. It feels more immediate and focused, with greater punch and definition and a slight boost in the lows and highs. The step-up inside the mic raises the capsule to 80V, which makes the Ohmie itself about 5 dB more sensitive before the signal reaches your preamp. Quiet or distant sources get another chance to come forward in the recording without concern about proximity effect or added preamp noise. Select 80V when the recording benefits from greater articulation and output.

How people describe 48V

smooth
chill
open
easy on the ear

Ohmie Listening Library

Hear the difference

Vocals

Femme Vocals

Vocals, Femme Vocals. Level-matched to -20 LUFS, so you hear the difference in character, not volume. No EQ or compression. Same placement and preamp on both settings.

Electric Guitar

Chords · Guitar

Electric Guitar. Level-matched to -20 LUFS, so you hear the difference in character, not volume. No EQ or compression. Same placement and preamp on both settings.

Acoustic Guitar

Soft Strummed · Guitar

Acoustic Guitar. Level-matched to -20 LUFS, so you hear the difference in character, not volume. No EQ or compression. Same placement and preamp on both settings.

Drums

Drums. Level-matched to -20 LUFS, so you hear the difference in character, not volume. No EQ or compression. Same placement and preamp on both settings.

Electric Bass

P-Bass · Bass

Electric Bass. Level-matched to -20 LUFS, so you hear the difference in character, not volume. No EQ or compression. Same placement and preamp on both settings.

Testimonials

What We're Hearing

Transformerless never sounded so lush and sweet.

Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff Voiceover Artist, 7,500+ Commercials

I’m loving the voicing on both the 48V and 80V settings … Sounds so full and also detailed.

Jacob Stillman Singer-Songwriter, Nashville

80V is all I want in life.

Swatkins Producer / Keys, Allen Stone

Testimonial

The mic is incredibly musical and can capture all the details of any source you throw at it. It’s as if it’s already mixed in the track while you’re recording. The high end is smooth, and the low and mids are butter. On top of that, it’s probably one of the best looking microphones out now.

Hotae Alex Jang Engineer · Beyoncé, John Legend, Raphael Saadiq

Snaps on instantlySold separately

Magnetic Pop Filter

Plosive control that feels like part of the microphone. Made for close-up vocals, voiceover and podcasts.

Snaps on in a second

A magnet hidden behind the logo holds it in place. Nothing to tighten.

Moves with the mic

Re-angle for each take and it stays lined up. No readjusting.

Tames pops & breath

A lattice mesh and water-repellent acoustic fabric help cut plosives, wind noise, and moisture.

Pop filter works fantastically! The magnet is super solid (and feels very distinctly Ohma) and it handles plosives as good if not better than any other pop filter I have.

Matt SturgisEngineer/Producer

Mic + Pop Filter · $399 Mic only · $349

Save $49 in this Black Friday bundle: the Ohmie and the magnetic pop filter.

On camera

In the frame

Most microphones were designed for the sound first and the camera later. The Ohmie was designed for both.

On camera

In the frame

Most microphones were designed for the sound first and the camera later. The Ohmie was designed for both.

Content Creation

A microphone worth leaving in the frame.

Podcast

Looks like it belongs in the conversation.

Gaming + Streaming

A sidekick for your setup, with serious sound.

Shock absorption

Built to reduce vibration

The capsule sits on built-in shock absorption inside the mic, and the Ohmie comes with a custom isolation clip for your stand. Between the two, there’s no separate shock mount to buy or set up.

Hear it on drums