Microphone singer

Interfaces audio Sono & Matériel de studio Code EAN: 8435430615876 En-tête / Fabricant: NGS Type de Produit: Interfaces audio Titre: Microphone NGS Singer Air 400 mAh Noir

1 x Microphone GELOSO Panoramique type M23 D'occasion ==> NON Testé Comme je n'ai rien pour le tester, je le vends pour pièces... mais il est certainement fonctionnel. VINTAGE État d'usage 60' 25mm de diamètre 100mm de longueur Inscriptions: Geloso - M23 - panoramico - Alta Imp - brevett made in Italy Vendu pour pièces. Voyez les photos. ------------------------------- Exactement ce qu'il y a sur les photos. Prix fixe: 18,99€ Mes autres ventes:      LIEN - Hifi vintage / Vintage hi-fi stereo - LINK LIEN - Tubes electroniques / electron tubes - LINK LIEN - Disques vinyles / vinyl records - LINK LIEN - Composants electroniques (condensateurs / vintage capacitors) - LINK LIEN - Bric-a-brac - LINK JBL Cabasse Tannoy Charlin Supravox Audax Siare Elipson Fostex Fertin Full-range speaker Large bande Altec Lansing Marshall Hiwatt Epiphone Bad cat Vox Laney Orange Moody Matamp Selmer Sound city Fender accurate adret advance advantest aero aerovox agilent alpha amphenol amplidyne ampsuply astatic b&k b&w bauer bbc beckman bendix bird breting cbc cbs cca cde centrad clarosta collins conar crc creative dataprecision drake dumont eico eimac electrotone euratele eurelec ferisol fluke geloso general radio goldstar gould grundig hameg hammond henry hickok hitachi hornet hp jupiter kelvin kenwood knight lafayett lambda leader lorenz marconi matsushita measure mercury metrix motorola nardeux national noradio olson omega optoelectronic panasonic pearce-simpson philco-sierra philips philmore pilot polytronics precise racal radiometer radioshack raytheon rca realistic rema rft rohdeschwarz saba sailor samson sanyo sbe schaub-lorenz schlumberger scott seco semcor sencore sfr shack shure siemens sigma simpson sinclair singer solar solarcon solartron sony sprague stancor stc sun sylvania taylor telefunk Tektronix telequipment thomson triplett utc vishay wavetek weller westinghouse weston yaesu zenith Triode Mullard Brimar PX25 PX4 DA30 DA100 VR40 CV1040 VT52 50 45 45S 2A3 300B AD1 R120 6B4G E408 E406 211 845 6SN7 6SL7 205D RE604 E130 E.130 RS242 RS241 ECC83 12AX7 ECC82 12AU7 ECC81 12AT7 5842 417A EL34 EL84 GZ37 GZ32 5V4 5U4 5Y3 ECC88 E88CC E188CC 6922 PEN45 PEN44 western electric millerioux partridge Tango Tamura Hashimoto Lundahl audio note Perpetuum Ebner Thorens Charlin Dual Lenco Garrard Rega Grado Shure Dynavector Ortofon

ORIGINAL MATCHED PAIR " NEUMANN KMi 85 ", vintage (1970s). COLLECTOR CONDITION! Like new condition in the original packaging with two kv58 capsule extension tubes and one Neumann DS100 and two sg21 clips. black finish (for broadcast). i = xlr connector. Fantastic and very hard to find "close miking" stereo set (for acoustic guitar, speech, classical music ("tenor" singer (according to me, this stereo set is way better ("more musical") than the "Schoeps Pavarotti stand"), drum...). Very close serial numbers (45508 and 45511). The capsules are (of course) from the same batch with very close serial numbers too. LIKE NEW CONDITION (very hard to find, almost impossible! You can find for sale one good km i 85 from time to time, but the kmi 85 matched pair is almost impossible to buy. This stereo set is a "secret weapon" of the best sound engineers).  Neumann KM85i (...) A long-time staple for orchestral and acoustic recordings thanks to their clear and natural sound, the Neumann KM8x series of microphones can be found in just about every major studio and scoring stage -­­ often half a dozen or more of them under one roof. Essentially, the KM85i (“i” designation simply means it has an XLR connector, typically for export to North America) is the same microphone as the widely ­loved and more expensive KM84i, but with a built-­in bass rolloff. While this makes the microphone less useful in distant applications, the KM85i’s integral high­pass filter actually comes in handy as you move the microphone closer to an instrument or voice. Proximity effect is an acoustical bass­ boost inherent to directional microphones as they move closer to the signal source, which makes the cardioid-patterned KM84i a bit too bottom­-heavy when used as a close mic. The KM85i, however, sounds clear as a bell at closer distances, arguably making it a better choice for snare drums (engage the ­10dB pad to avoid ugly distortion - or don’t), acoustic guitars, and any other sound that benefits from having a microphone within spitting distance. (...) Source: Reverb (a Guide to Hidden Gem Vintage Microphones)