Martin Taylor endorses Milab

Martin Taylor, one of the greatest jazz guitarists in the world, now publicly endorses Milab Microphones. Martin, who is more or less always on tour, uses a Milab DC-96B for his guitar - both on stage and in the studio.

Martin has (among many other awards) won the British Jazz Awards for best guitarist no less than 12 times and is widely considered as one of the finest jazz musicians on the planet. We are very proud to be associated with him.

We are working on a new feature for the website with artists who are endorsing Milab. We are starting out with just a few, but highly respected artists, who have what it takes to be "Milab artists". Stay tuned and I will reveal more names...

Martin Taylor's official website

Martin Taylor on MySpace

Martin Taylor on Facebook

Wikipedia

Melody Club on tour

Swedish pop/synth rock band (according to Wikipedia) Melody Club starts their spring tour on friday at KB in Malmö, Sweden. FOH engineer Oscar Söderlund uses mostly Milab mics as usual.

For this tour we have even made some custom designed mics to fit their theme.

http://www.myspace.com/melodyclub

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melody_Club

Home sweet home

It's been a very intense week with too little sleep and a lot of work, but still a lot of fun.

It was my first Frankfurt fair and I am of course at awe - it's enormous. I had some really good meetings and I'm glad to say that the BDM-01 got a lot of attention. We've produced it mostly because we felt it was missing from our product range, but we never thought of it as a big seller. But seeing that the first batch was sold out even before we went to Frankfurt, I may have to take back those words. There are not so many high-end bass drum mics around, so maybe this was something that the market was waiting for. Only the future will tell.

I'd like to say thank you to all the people who visited us and who took the time for a proper meeting - a couple of which will result in some very exciting news in the near future. Stay tuned and you will learn more soon!