years ?

nr: none

One of the most mysterious microphones in our collection. Arrived in a box with the description "Dynam. Mikrophon fur Magnetophon mit Sockel und Ubertrager. EN. Nr. 55/9119 -1 -2 -3". Made of an unfamiliar material (ceramic base?) and we have never seen anything like this before. Have you? Do you know anything about it?

years 60's

nr: none

A simple condenser microphone in a plastic housing One of the most prestigious models of this popular German brand. It is quite difficult to find at auctions. The cable with a 3-pin DIN connector at the end.

years 60's

nr: 25350

We already have this AEG-branded model in our collection. Practically identical plastic construction with a gold grill, connected by a cable with a 3-pin DIN plug. Three-position music/speech/phone effect switch on the "back". Socket for tripod in the lower part of the case. Very good condition. Original box included.

years 60's

nr: none

Different colour version of the D77 (also known as AKG D-60S and AEG D77). Impressive stereo dynamic microphone that allows both the separation of the capsules and their arrangement in optimal proportion. Similar. The whole stands on a metal tripod. Includes a box and a second stand for positioning the two capsules independently. The cable ends in a 5-pin DIN plug.

years 50's

nr: 94032

Very nicely maintained, neatly rendered, an exemplary version with a beautiful logo on the front. Plastic with gold-plated grill. Type: dynamic. The speech/music switch on the back. The cable ended with a 3-pin plug. Twistable base allows fastening on the tripod.

years 60's

nr: none

An effective stereo-dynamic microphone with a design that allows both capsule separation and their arrangement in the optimal relation. Metal grilles set in a plastic framework. Set on a metal tripod. Another tripod is available that allows for setting both capsules separately. A cable with a 5-pin DIN connector at the end.

years 60's

nr: 08452

A brother of the Telefunken D9/A model that is seen less often. Made of plastic, equipped with an integrated base and a switch at the upper part of the body. Household and industrial use. The cable with a 3-pin DIN connector at the end.

years 60's

nr: 35115 DD

A representative of the German square mic series. Enclosed in a plastic box with a transparent lid. A solid, heavy structure propped against a plastic support. No stand hole. The cable ends in a 3-pin DIN plug.

years 1930s

nr: none

A unique piece in our microphone menagerie. Beautifully preserved carbon microphone from the 1930s for hanging in a frame, hence, the handles on the sides. Unfortunately, we do not have the right grip. To start it, you need a special power supply connected to two pins at the bottom of the housing. Twin brother of Ela M46, Siemens SM2, KVM2 models. Perfect condition. Original packaging.

years 60's

nr: 2962

Thanks to Wojtek, we found out that the microphone, untagged with producer's logo, probably originates from Telefunken factory. A plastic base with switch, a “gooseneck” and a small microphone with the number 2962 suggest that the device was used for station, airport or conference communication.

years 30's

nr: none

An early carbon design made of bakelite by the reputable German manufacturer. Intended for hand recording, possibly close to the source of sound. Our collection includes the S version with an in-built switch. We have two such pieces in boxes. One is for sale.

years 30's

nr: none

One of the greatest rarities in our collection. It has its own history. Manufactured in 1936, it was used at the studio of the Polish Phonographic Works “MUZA”. Exceptionally heavy - 4.2 kg with the base! Preserved in relatively good condition, still before renovation.

years 1970s

nr: 02671

A well-preserved dynamic conference microphone. Mounted on the original M820 base equipped with a “goose neck” and a switch with a control diode. A characteristic Plexiglas cover with the company name is mounted on the grill. Cable ending with a DIN 7 PIN plug. Perfect condition.

years 60's

nr: 376

The twin brother of AEG MGT K 10. Solid, wholly made of metal. A plastic circular switch on the top part of the body. There are three holes on the back wall which probably allow for an alternative connection of the microphone. The cable with a 3-pin DIN connector.

years 70s

nr: none

The condenser microphone with kidney characteristics with an external power pack with two 9V batteries. The structure is completely made of metal and is placed on a tripod base. The body of our specimen is a bit soiled and has no windshield. 3-pin DIN cable

years 60's

nr: none

Another model in the square series made by this company. Neatly designed, but made of less durable plastic. Supported on a cheap plastic leg, but features a microphone stand hole at the bottom. A voice/music switch at the back. Plug: a 3-pin DIN.

years 70's

nr: none

Another decade and a new design of budget microphones by Telefunken. A small-sized dynamic microphone on a metal stand. A short cable with a 3-pin DIN plug at the end. Interestingly, the Polish market had its own Telefunken – Tonsil MDU 22.

years 60's

nr: none

A dynamic Telefunken microphone with a non-standard shape. It must have stood out from its square-shaped product family. Heavy, rather unappealing visually, on a shoddy support and without a microphone stand hole. However, it’s quite often used in experimental sessions. The cable ends in a 3-pin DIN connector.

years 60's

nr: none

Dynamic microphone made of metal. The original has a wire base. The cable with a 3-pin DIN connector at the end. This piece is a gift - thank you, Beata!

years 70's

nr: none

Plastic, dynamic Telefunken sold with the appropriate tape recorder. Its thin and delicate wire can be hidden in the back of the housing. The whole of it is a bit rickety. There is a switch on the front panel. Cable with a double DIN plug.

years 60's

nr: 064476

Another piece from this producer's TD series of dynamic models. Don't be fooled by its visual delicacy. It is a solidly built, metal construction. Wire stand included. Fixed cable, terminated with a DIN 3 pin plug. Our item in original box.

years 60's

nr: 31-225-002-40

A reporter microphone by Telefunken of quite a non-standard Telefunken shape. The body features a plastic switch and gain adjustment control. The head contains a recording level indicator. The cable ends in a 5-pin DIN plug.

years 60's

nr: none

A smaller and lighter brother of TD 60. A dynamic microphone from the German manufacturer, completely made of plastic, set on the base from the same material. An M/S (music/speech) switch on the lower part of the body, the volume control is on the upper part. A cable with a 5-pin DIN connector.

years 1960s

nr: none

A small, dynamic microphone attached to the reporter’s tape recorder Magnetophon 4001 G manufactured by Telefunken Deutschland in the 1960s. I am surprised by the quality of this trifle. The device is completely metal, equipped with a mounting clip and belt pouch. Switch in the body. A wire rack was also included, but unfortunately our piece does not have one. Cable with two DIN plugs - 5 and 3 PIN.

years 60's

nr: none

A plastic dynamic microphone, relatively big, equipped with a switch in the lower part of the housing and a potentiometer in the upper part of the housing. The plastic base is independent of the handle in which we will find a socket for a tripod. 3-pin DIN connector.

years 60's

nr: none

Plastic, dynamic, mounted on a tripod screwable stand. No additional functions. A short cable with a DIN plug with three pins. One of less impressive models of this brand.

years 60's

nr: none

A dynamic square microphone by Telefunken. Packaged in box characteristic of the series. This is a light, plastic microphone, with a rather mediocre design, but includes a hole for mike stand thread. A cable ending with a 3-pin DIN connector.