Gear Reviews • November 12, 1998January 3, 2023

APEX Series

Microphones

Yorkville

The APEX series stresses cost-effectiveness with the entire catalogue ranging in price from $29 to $299. The series includes new dynamic and condenser models designed specifically for hand-held and special applications including boundary and podium microphones. Features include high SPL (sound pressure level), improved gain before feedback, neodymium elements and rugged metal case construction. Each microphone comes complete with cable and clip and are backed by a one year limited warranty. Yorkville Sound Inc., 4625 Witmer Industrial Estate, Niagra Falls, NY 14305; http://www.yorkville.com

Edward Tywoniak

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