Lewitt (company)
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| Industry | Audio |
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| Founder | Roman Perschon |
| Headquarters | Vienna , Austria |
| Products | Microphones, Audio Interfaces, Software |
| Website | www |
Lewitt GmbH (stylized in all caps) is an Austrian audio equipment manufacturer based in Vienna.[1] It produces a range of audio interfaces and microphones for studio, broadcast, and live sound applications.[2]
Lewitt was founded by Roman Perschon, who had previously worked at AKG.[3][4] Its first product line was launched at the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California.[5]
By the early 2020s, Lewitt had established offices in Europe, China, and the United States. In 2022, it opened a U.S. branch, Lewitt Inc.[6] In 2020, Lewitt began “Project 1040,” an initiative to develop a new flagship microphone system in consultation with recording engineers.[7] In June of 2020, Lewitt has partnered with Elgato, to develop the Wave microphones.[8]
Products
Lewitt's products include studio condenser microphones, live-performance microphones, and other audio equipment. The Lewitt Condenser Technology (LCT) series is its line of studio microphones.[2] The LCT 640 TS is a dual-capsule condenser microphone that allows the polar pattern to be changed in post-production via software.[5][9] The LCT 940 is a hybrid tube/FET microphone that combines valve and solid-state circuits.[5][10] In 2022, Lewitt released the LCT 1040 microphone system.[11]
Lewitt also manufactures instrument microphones, including the DTP 640 REX kick drum microphone and the LCT 040 Match small-diaphragm condensers. Lewitt has also expanded into digital audio interfaces with its Connect series, which includes the Connect 6 and Connect 2 USB-C interfaces.[12][13][14]
In 2025, Lewitt has released Space Replicator, their first audio plugin. The plugin is suitable for audio mixing and mastering using virtual acoustic spaces.