Heil Sound

Heil Sound is a manufacturer of professional audio equipment, specializing in microphones and related accessories for podcasting, live performance, recording, and broadcasting. Founded by Bob Heil, the company built its reputation through decades of work in concert sound, including touring systems for artists such as The Who, Humble Pie, and the Grateful Dead, as well as the invention of the Heil Talk Box used by musicians like Joe Walsh and Peter Frampton.

The company's product line includes dynamic microphones such as the PR 30, PR 40, and PR 77 D, wireless capsules like the RC 37 and RC 35, and podcast-specific models including The Fin. It also produces instrumental and percussion equipment such as the Handi Mic Pro Plus and the HDK 8 drum kit microphone system, along with accessories like boom arms and shock mounts.

Heil Sound serves podcasters, broadcasters, musicians, live sound engineers, and recording professionals who require durable microphones suited to specific technical and performance environments. Its microphones are used by broadcast talent, voiceover artists, and podcast hosts, including notable users such as Pat Flynn of "Smart Passive Income." The company organizes its offerings by use case, providing dedicated lines for spoken word, vocal, instrumental, and percussion applications.