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KORBY AUDIO “THE CONVERTIBLE”May 2003—The Convertible from Korby Audio Technologies is a revolutionary mic system with interchangeable capsules that re-create

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SONY C-38BJanuary 2004—The Sony C-38B mic is now available in the U.S. When it was first introduced in 1965, the original C-38 was the...

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FLEA F-47 TUBE MICApril 2004—The F-47 tube microphone from FLEA incorporates the finest-quality tubes, premier capsules and hand assembly resulting in

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LARGE-DIAPHRAGM TUBE MICROPHONE

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CARDIOID STUDIO MIC

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SAGE ELECTRONICS SE-BB1October 2003—The SE-BB1™ electret condenser microphone is the first in a series of hand-crafted studio recording mics fondly known

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EARTHWORKS M30BXOctober 2000—The M30BX is a battery-powered version of the M30 reference mic. It is accurate within +/- 1 dB from 9 Hz to...

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SOUNDMAN “EARBUD” MICApril 2001—The Soundman OKM II stereo microphone (dist. by Independent Audio, www.independentaudio.com) is designed to be worn as

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LAWSON AIROctober 2003—The Lawson AIR mic is a large-diaphragm, hypercardioid, 48V, phantom-powered condenser mic with a tailored response to specifically

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RØDE has answered the call for a high-quality, midpriced stereo microphone with the introduction of the NT4 ($899). The NT4 features a pair of...

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SE ELECTRONICS GEMINI AND ICISMarch 2004—SE Electronics showed several unique entries at Winter NAMM: Gemini is a large-diaphragm cardioid studio condenser

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STUDIO PROJECTS STEREO MICApril 2003—Studio Projects intros two new stereo mics. The $999 LSD-2 is a solid-state stereo model with two dual-membrane condenser

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CARDIOID TRUE CONDENSER MICROPHONE

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In pro audio’s digital era, 50 years is both a half-century and an epoch. But it’s also a useful vantage point from which to...

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OKTAVA MKL5000April 2003—At Musikmesse, Oktava unveiled the MKL5000, its first multipattern tube mic, with a large-diaphragm capsule mounted above the

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TUBE STUDIO MIC

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ADVANCED SONIC CONCEPTS STM 99October 2000—The Advanced Sonic Concepts STM 99 is a modular band and orchestral recording microphone. Features include

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PEAVEY STUDIO MICSJanuary 2002—The StudioPro® M1 and M2 from Peavey Electronics are studio condensers featuring a large, dual-diaphragm capsule. The M1

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THE AUDIO KR SERIESAugust 2003—The modular KR Series of large-diaphragm studio microphones from T.H.E. Audio (Taylor Hohendahl Engineering) comprises

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JOSEPHSON C700August 2003—Josephson Engineering's top-of-the-line Series Seven family of variable polar-pattern mics use the company's ultrathin-diaphragm

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GOLD LINE MK10 OMNI MICFebruary 2001—The MK10 microphone from Gold Line offers ultraflat frequency response, making it ideal as a measurement microphone

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TRUE CONDENSER VALVE MICROPHONE

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BEHRINGER B-2 PRO CONDENSERMarch 2003—The Behringer B-2 PRO condenser mic has a 1-inch, gold-sputtered dual-diaphragm capsule, with selectable cardioid/omni/figure-8

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At last, the final component in the recording chain is digital. However, in order to realize the dream of a digital microphone, two major...