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 2007-07-09, 14:56 |
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 What are these microphones called
Recently I was cleaning out a storeroom at my old elementary school and found a whole bunch of microphones that looked like these
http://files.turbosquid.com/Preview/Content_on_6_27_2002_16_12_31/Mic1.jpg506D3FB2-0965-4A68-B8D3D1A5172F1724.jpgLarge.jpg
I was wondering if they have a specific name or something
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2007-07-09, 16:14 |
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Kelso, Washington, USA
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Re: What are these microphones called
I would think that they are ribbon microphones. Johnny Carson of the Tonight Show used one made by Shure between the earliest days of the show and the move to digital audio in the Late 80's. Johnny's SM33 ribbon mic was sold at auction for just a hair over $50k
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What are these microphones called