years 1960s

nr: 7441

A dynamic microphone in a slim but completely metal housing. It surprises with a wonderful, characteristic vintage sound. It is like a good old tube radio. Connection - 3 PIN socket. Our piece is in very good condition and in the original packaging.

years 60's

nr: none

Very cool sounding, built entirely of metal, dynamic microphone. The cable ended with a 1/4" plug. The microphone came to us on the original, full-sized German tripod, which, unfortunately, we haven't been able to frame in the photo. It also has the original fastening. 100% operative.

years 50's

nr: 11262

A beautiful item. It is very rare and has a very interesting tone. It is one of the finest designs of this kind that were used in the 50’s. It was made with attention to every detail and unusual care. A very long lead ended with a CINCH plug, provided with an adapter, which unfortunately is not included in the set.

years 60's

nr: 17584

A very well preserved dynamic microphone. Despite its small size, it is saved by its technical parameters. An elder brother of the M640N model. Quite heavy, made partly of metal, with a plastic body. Threaded Tuchel mini socket.

years 50s

nr: none

Another dynamic microphone from the German producer, which is praised for its sound qualities and does not cost a fortune. Worth considering it for guitar recordings, for example. Visually similar to the M55 and M81. Our piece all made in metal stands on the original solid base. DIN 3 pin cable.

years 60's

nr: 17118

A very well-made, strikingly sturdy-looking, though not yet tested. A gorgeous find, relatively rare at auctions. The body features a massive plastic switch. Connection by a Tuchel socket.

years 70's

nr: none

Solidly made, great sounding dynamic microphone from the 1970s, which is still being manufactured today. Our version is marked as N (T). With the on/off switch on the body. A tuchel socket plus a flexible spiral cable. The original on a tripod as shown in the pictures.

years 60's

nr: none

One of the few square mikes made by this company. A dynamic microphone made in West Germany with a 3-pin DIN connector. Our microphone has a slightly damaged body, but looks rather attractive. Being unable to make it work, we can’t assess its audio performance as of now.

years 60's

nr: 44878

A small-sized, high-performance dynamic microphone. Very convenient if you need a microphone in a place with insufficient room for a conventional-sized one. Features a small Tuchel connector. Please note that the design is very neat and solid, which in combination with quite an interesting sound, may be an advantage.

years 70's

nr: none

A solid, sleek dynamic microphone on a plastic tripod stand. A metal body. Sold at various auctions for a good price. Suitable for home or conference use, it offers a really good sound. The cable has a 5-pin DIN connector.

years 70's

nr: 11153

One of flagship models from the Beyerdynamic Company. A dynamic microphone used for recording drums, electric guitars, wind instruments and also vocals. Made of plastic and set on a solid metal base. An atypical mount can made it difficult to use for pieces without the original bracket 3-pin DiN socket.

years 1960s

nr: none

The Schaub-Lorenz SM 100 microphone is practically identical to the Beyer M55. All metal, armoured, and sounding good. The difference is basically the absence of any brand logo. We learned about the Schaub-Lorenz from the sticker on the body. The SM 100 was an addition to the SL 100 reel-to-reel tape recorders of this brand. A plastic tripod is included.