We collect old microphones!
It all started by some coincidence and became sort of habitual. Because not all of you can visit us in our studio, we decided to show off our ‘old mics stuff’ on the internet. Most of them aren’t fit for recording, but look perfectly on a shelf; however, some models are still pretty much usable. Our collection is far from being complete. There are loads of mics out there in the world and in Poland, about which we can only dream of. We hope that with time, our dream will come true :)
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New microphone! IGRANIC Pentrovol
What a specimen! It may not look its best, but this microphone starts its second century of existence. On the internet, we find photos of the G5FK transmitter-receiver set with this microphone exhibited at the Radio Exhibition in 1932. Ours is older.
New microphone! TONSIL MD 268
Our local microphone section continues to be expanded, with Tonsil brand products. This time a late model from the 1990s. Designed for amateur recordings. Sadly, the set lacks the original stand.
New microphone! ZWG-L-10 MD-IV P
We have finally spotted a decent model of this microphone manufactured in the 1960s by Zakłady Wytwórcze Głośników in Września (later Tonsil). Excellent condition, original box and cable with transformer included. Perfect.
New microphone! TELEFUNKEN D 11 B
A twin brother of the AEG microphone with the same model designation. We have missed this lovely square. Presents itself perfectly, as it practically looks like new. The set includes the original box.
New microphone! SONY F-27
Simple plastic dynamic microphone from a Japanese manufacturer. The basic version for home use. Our item comes with the original box and manual, but unfortunately, the plastic stand is missing.
New microphone! SHURE Unidyne B 515SB
It is hard to believe, but this is just the second representative of the American brand Shure in our collection. And this time it's a stage, vocal Unidyne B 515 SB model in pretty good shape. We promise to catch up.
New microphone! SAJA model: unknown
Have you ever heard of the Sander & Janzen? Neither have we. But while collecting data on our microphone finds we always bump into something interesting. The factory no longer exists, but from now on you can find part of its heritage here.
New microphone! SENNHEISER MD 416 N
A beautiful German machine from the 1970s. This microphone not only looks cosmic, but also sounds really professional. For the studio and for the stage. In particular for vocalists. Very good condition.
New microphone! S.G. BROWN LTD Type F
The company that made this microphone was founded in 1903, but our copy is about 20 years older. And it holds up very well for a hundred year old. There is an interesting fact about this model, which you will read in the description. You are welcome!
New microphone! RFT DM 1122
This RFT model looks strange, doesn't it? That' s the first time we've come across a microphone in such an unusual blue/green colour. Plus those wings on the side. Well...We take this producer on the shelf.
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