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AEA N22 ribbon mic
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Frets: 40
My months of mic experiments have come to an end, and my conclusion is.... I like SM57s. Typical, huh. Still wouldn't say no to a Royer of some sort though, so Royer-y trades welcome!
AEA N22, perfect condition, original floating mic clip not pictured but included in the sale. Really solid original case included. Sounds like an unusually bright ribbon. Still nowhere near SM57 upper-mid and treble pokey, but a relatively extended top end nonetheless.
£550 now £500 including UK postage.
Shure SM81, bit scratched but perfect working order. Sounds like a small diaphragm condenser cos they all sound similar (ducks for cover...)
Surprisingly great on guitar cabs... I actually prefer it to the E906!
Comes without the foam guard, but, to make up for it, comes with a Shure isolation mount, shown in the box.
£170 including UK postage.
Sennheiser E906, good condition. Three way top end switch makes it pretty useful. Original box as shown but can't find the pesky manual anywhere.
£100 including UK postage.
AEA N22, perfect condition, original floating mic clip not pictured but included in the sale. Really solid original case included. Sounds like an unusually bright ribbon. Still nowhere near SM57 upper-mid and treble pokey, but a relatively extended top end nonetheless.
£550 now £500 including UK postage.
Shure SM81, bit scratched but perfect working order. Sounds like a small diaphragm condenser cos they all sound similar (ducks for cover...)
Surprisingly great on guitar cabs... I actually prefer it to the E906!
Comes without the foam guard, but, to make up for it, comes with a Shure isolation mount, shown in the box.
£170 including UK postage.
Sennheiser E906, good condition. Three way top end switch makes it pretty useful. Original box as shown but can't find the pesky manual anywhere.
£100 including UK postage.
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AEA bumped up the price of these recently: grab this one for literally less than half the new price.