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    loud uses circuit boards made on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona.
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    Assembling microphones takes precision and a very steady hand.
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    The ribbon in a ribbon microphone is a very fragile component made of medical-grade aluminum.
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    It’s important not to even nick the ribbon, so as not to alter the finished sound.
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    Rodger Cloud, along with four other employees, run the entire operation here in Tucson.
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    Cloud says he has to stay away from coffee and stress when assembling his microphones.
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    A finished Cloud Microphone uses parts almost entirely fabricated in state.
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    Microphones are just part of the Cloud story—these innovative mic activators are unlike anything else on the market.
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    Local recording studios like St. Cecilia Studios use Cloud’s products to offer a warm, vintage sound in a
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    Steven Tracy of St. Cecilia Studios says he doesn’t know how to record without Cloud’s products now.