RAY by Lewitt: High-end specifications ensure best sound quality
RAY is based on best-selling studio microphone, the Lewitt LCT 440 PURE, and therefore features high-end specifications.
- 1-inch true condenser studio capsule
- Cardioid polar pattern with effective rear rejection
- 8 dB(A) of self-noise
- Max SPL of 131 dBSPL
- Gold-plated 3-pin XLR connector
- 100% analog signal path
The first microphone with AURA sensor
RAY is the first microphone to use AURA, our sensor-based technology*. It continuously measures your distance opening up groundbreaking possibilities for interacting with your microphone.
*patent pending
For perfectly balanced voice recordings
By continuously measuring your distance from the microphone, RAY can adapt your levels and tone on the fly. You can focus on your performance while creating flawless recordings for podcasts, content, live streaming, and music production.
MUTE by Distance. A silent revolution
MUTE by Distance. Step away from your microphone and automatically mute your signal. Or go live as you approach it.
Mute button. So simple, yet so useful.
RAY is the first professional XLR microphone that comes with a MUTE button. You get clear visual feedback when MUTE is engaged and works fully analog, even when MUTE by Distance is activated.
RAY makes recording your podcast a whole lot easier. And better sounding. Share it with your audience.
Perform better with Record-Ready sound.
RAY features our signature Record-Ready sound. It's the first choice for producers and engineers working with artists like Justin Bieber, The Rolling Stones, Halsey, Post Malone, Kehlani, Yngwie Malmsteen, or Doja Cat, be it in the studio or on stage.
A truly camera-friendly design
RAY's compact and clever design makes it easier to show your face to the camera, read a script, or view a screen while using the microphone. There is no bulky pop filter or microphone covering your face or field of view.
The shock mount protects your signal from structure-borne noise. The pop filter protects your signal from plosives during vocal recordings and attaches to the shock mount magnetically.
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