Neutrik Group Americas partnered with Cloud Microphones on the newly launched Cloudlifter Mini CL-25, the most compact Cloudlifter model.

The company said that the new Cloudlifter solution was designed to ensure the same clean, transparent performance as the original CL-1. The new Mini CL-25 utilizes a custom NEUTRIK gold-plated XLR connector system for a direct interface with dynamic, ribbon and tube microphones.

“Our engineering teams worked closely with Cloud to create a connector solution that meets the demands of today’s recording and live‑sound environments,” said Jonathan Pusey, RSM –West Coast,NeutrikGroup Americas. “The Mini CL‑25 showcases what’s possible when precision connectivity and innovative audio design come together.”

The Mini CL-25 features a hard-soldered wire-free internal architecture for maximum signal integrity and durability. Users can operate preamps at lower gain settings to preserve detail, minimize coloration and increase headroom across a wide array of applications.

“The CloudlifterMini represents Cloud’s evolution and commitment to modern audio design,” said Rodger Cloud, CEO, Cloud Microphones. “Compact, ultra-reliable and sonically authentic. Partnering with NEUTRIK allowed us to create a product that delivers premium performance in an incredibly streamlined format.”

Neutrik Group said that the solution’s compact form factor and low-visibility black finish makes the Mini CL-25 ideal for engineers and creators in need of high-quality gain in a plug-and-play format. The solution applies to studio recording, podcasting, location sound, broadcast and live performance environments.

“This project is a great example of what can be achieved through strong collaboration and a shared commitment to quality,” said Stacy Kaskon, Director of Key Accounts, Neutrik Americas. “By working closely with the Cloud team, we were able to align on both performance and commercial objectives, bringing a solution to market that enhances performance and reliability for customers across studio, broadcast, and live applications.”