Wanna take a second here to say "thanks" to Stephen Sank, again, for his sagacity in the service of my…
DONT TOUCH MY MIC IF YOU WANNA SING SOME BGVS FINE, GIT YR OWN GODDAMN MIC THE BOX STAYS LOCKED…
Above: Schoeps mics circa 1961. Schoeps have a deserved reputation as being the most high-fidelity of any widely-available microphones. The…
Above: the Neumann U-67 is announced. The U67 was the 'bridge' between the earlier U47 and the soon-to-be-ubiquitous U-87. Like…
The AKG C-24 stereo condenser mic. Yes please. I think if I added up all the time i have spent…
In several of my previous posts I have expressed my love for the humble Ribbon Microphone. Ribbon mics were invented…
UPDATE: since this article seems to get an enormous number of pageviews, I thought I should mention that we did…
Download the complete 23pp 1970 Turner Microphones Catalog (in two parts due to size): DOWNLOAD PART ONE: Turner_1970_catalog1 DOWNLOAD PART…
Download a four-page catalog scan of the microphones of offer from Allied Radio in 1942: DOWNLOAD: Mics_Of_1942 Models covered, with…
L to R: Shure SM57; Altec 684 Omni; Altec 682 Cardiod; Altec 683 Cardiod Altec made a great number of…