A Tour Of The Soyuz Microphone Factory - Part 1 - Heavy Lifting

In this video for Production Expert, Technical Editor James Ivey takes a tour of the Soyuz Microphones factory in Tula, Russia. In this first part of the tour James sees how the raw stock materials are turned into the basic component parts of the microphones.

[@user-hf3sn5pz3j]

представить не мог , что эти микрофоны делают в Туле ... ручная работа руки золотые ... ))

[@dejanceko1891]

I am blown away.

[@Yo-Bruh]

I really enjoyed this one.. Can't wait for part 2..the technicals ☺☺☺

[@emmsone]

Brilliant video, James!

[@StaffordsStudio]

That's awesome ! Beautiful

[@IntheDAW]

This is so cool. I love this video

[@uptobatentertainment]

Very cool!

[@halimdrummer777]

The best of world mic "СОЮЗ")!!!!!

[@chrisquanta4048]

holy shit that's brilliant, wish to have a look into a lab and see how they've been assembling circuitry and testing components :)

[@tubeMonger]

Magic of television.

[@lishen9]

Quality!

[@dennisdilger358]

This is was "handmade" means, great :-)

[@PatrickAssman]

Incredible "reportage"

[@MarshallBanananana]

If you could tell us the s/n of the mic you had a go at, that would be lovely. :-)

[@alphapaz]

Part 2?

[@ProductionExpert]

Coming very soon.

[@captainpiefox9133]

every person who owns a Soyuz 017 has a microphone with traces of parmesan cheese in it. Fascinating.

[@mindbendernine]

Seeing someone wearing long sleeves while working on a lathe always makes me nervous.

[@dannon2010]

I like Russians more than Chinese. They make beterr microphones too! Parmigiana Regiano I hope. Russian figure the shit out. I knew a guy who flew on MIR. He said it smelled horrible and they had vodka and when things didn’t work, the first step was to bang on it. Meanwhile, NASA loses 2 vehicles and 14 people.