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We love vintage mics!

Here is a rare, vintage EV 630 microphone from the 1950s. These make excellent harmonica mics as well as trashy vocal mics. Beautiful mid-century design. Solid steel construction. Comes with original cord which has been converted to 1/4". This is a player's mic and shows wear. The cord is original and shows wear (see photos). Tested and working.

Vintage Electro-Voice 630 dynamic microphone, produced in Buchanan, Michigan. It features an integrated on/off switch and is designed with an omnidirectional polar pattern. The microphone supports both high-impedance (Hi-Z) and low-impedance (Lo-Z) settings.

The Electro-Voice 630 is a classic, omnidirectional dynamic microphone first introduced in the 1940s and popular through the 1960s. Known affectionately as "the potato" due to its stout, vintage chrome appearance, it is prized today for adding lo-fi character, punchy mids, and a distinct retro aesthetic to vocals, drums, and podcasts.Key Features & SpecsPolar Pattern: Omnidirectional, becoming more directional at higher frequencies.Frequency Response: 60 Hz to 11,000 Hz.Diaphragm: Electro-Voice Acoustalloy® (non-metallic), making it highly durable against extreme temperatures and humidity.Impedance: Originally dual-impedance (selectable between 150 Ohms and High-Z) by moving a pin inside the microphone's connector.Mounting: Standard swivel stand mount with a 90-degree tilt.

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