years 60’s

nr: 462

The absolute Holy Grail of the brand's portfolio. A superb tube condenser microphone, the replacement for the legendary C12, yet a completely new design ahead of its time. Phenomenal, unmistakable sound. Our copy packed in the original box, powered by the original power supply and connected with the original cable. One of the most precious examples in our collection.

years 1960s

nr: 81599

A dynamic microphone with cardioid characteristics equipped with a 50 Hz, -7 dB and -20 dB filter. A solid structure with universal sound values. One of the most successful models from the Austrian company, which is still used in studios and on stage. 3-pin DIN socket.

years 60's

nr: none

A valued dynamic microphone made in Austria. This is the gold version. A solid, metal device made with attention to detail. Pretty good-sounding. The body features a B/M/S switch. Our microphone is slightly scratched, but works perfectly. Contains a DIN receptacle.

years 60's

nr: 10016

A beautiful squarish one by AKG. It has an m/s switch at the back, which enables you to set up the microphone for receiving speech or music. The cable features a 3-pin DIN connector. At the bottom, there’s a hole for mounting the mike on a stand. A rather rare find in a beautiful condition.

years 60's

nr: 77727273737

A dynamic microphone made by an Austrian company and world-renowned as one of the best tools for recording bassdrum. Frequently used when recording bass instruments. Our version has an in-built switch, which, when engaged, gives no audible effect. Currently, one of the best-priced dynamic microphones.

years 1960s

nr: none

The D 125's full metal construction gives it durability on stage and in the studio. And that is what it is just created for. The simple form conceals the dynamic microphone for vocals, volumes, guitar amps etc., still valued by sound engineers. Connected using a standard XLR cable. Perfect condition.

years 70's

nr: none

As usual for this Austrian manufacturer, the craftsmanship is of high quality. The microphone is solid, excellently crafted, the grill is covered with fine balls like model M640 N. XLR socket. In perfect visual and technical condition, sounds very good.

years 70s

nr: none

The dynamic microphone completely made of metal with a convenient shape of a “finger”. It is characterized with a warm and rich saturated sound especially as regards medium tones. A well-liked option in the studio. An XLR connector.

years 70’s

nr: none

A solid item in the Austrian manufacturer's catalogue. Supercardioid stage vocal microphone from the 1970s. According to musicians, it will also handle bass and drums very well. All-metal. Connection: XLR plug.

years 60's

nr: 1705

One of the most valued dynamic microphones and one of the jewels of our collection. Packed in a stylish wooden box. A studio standard in the bass recordings. A switch on the casing which makes it possible to regulate the strength of the signal. The microphone is equipped with a peculiar, currently absolete, 3-pin socket AKG DIN connector

years 80's

nr: 10798

A dynamic microphone, wholly made of metal. A small but solid Austrian design connected with a cable with a 3-pin DIN connector. An attractive-sounding AKG item for the stage and studio. Comes with a box.

years 50s

nr: 2062

A well-preserved dynamic microphone from the D-25 series. One of the most characteristic models of this company, often used by European filmmakers. Also valued for the quality of workmanship and sound qualities. Basic equipment for European concert halls and radio studios of those years. Built-in db silencer. Cable terminated with XLR plug. Our piece is in perfect condition in the original packaging.

years 80's

nr: none

A very odd microphone from AKG’s portfolio. A low-budget, plastic design with an on/off switch.  The cable ends with a double mono 1/8” jack plug.

years 60's

nr: none

Miniature dynamic microphone by well-known Austrian manufacturer. Fits greatly where we don't have space for big, solid structures. Due to its characteristics, it has no problem with catching the source in noise. Often to be found in PCR on talkback. Entirely metal. Connector - small tuchel.

years 60's

nr: none

The stereophonic dynamic microphone is produced in Austria, praised for its sound qualities. It allows recording the sound from two capsules at the same time or disconnecting them in two separate microphones. All is made of plastic, originally on another tripod than the one in the photo. Din plug comes with 6 pins. The original box.

years 70's

nr: none

A cheap Austrian dynamic microphone from the 1970s. A wire base allows for placing it on a flat surface. Made of plastic. The cable with a 3-pin DIN connector at the end. Our microphone is in perfect condition.

years 40's

nr: 7131

The first microphone under the AKG brand. Hand-made in the 1940s. Wholly made of metal. The handle allows for installing it on a tripod. It was placed on a metal base in the original. Unfortunately, signs of the passage of time can be seen on our piece.

years 1940s

nr: none

The second piece in our collection is from the pioneering series DYN 60K. This symbol marks the first microphones created under the AKG brand. It's probably a Studio model. Socket in AKG 3 PIN format. Unfortunately, it requires interior refurbishment. Ryszard Szmit gave us this piece in the original packaging! Thank you Rysiek! Love!

years 40’s

nr: none

This is the third DYN 60K in our collection. This time the first AKG signature microphone features a silver 'head' finishing. The socket is obviously in the rare AKG DIN format withdrawn many years ago. Very good condition.

years 60's

nr: none

Twin brother of the AKG D12. Manufactured under licence by Echolette (subsequently Dynacord) with the name Select Master 12. One of the nicest and best-sounding microphones in our collection. Worth recommending to any bassist and drummer. XLR connector.