Crowley and Tripp Proscenium :
Haut de gamme en micro à ruban, "LE" son !
Anoter, petit défaut sur le top de la grille (légérement sorti), le micro n'a pas pris de coup pour autant et fonctionne parfaitement (test possible au studio sur Valenciennes)
Vente car doublon, mais rien à lui reprocher !!
The Proscenium is a bidirectional passive ribbon microphone voiced like traditional ribbons “full in the low and midrange” for use in distant-miking in classical music applications.
It’s intentionally designed to have that old-school, ribbon response like an RCA 44.
Unlike most historical ribbon microphones, the Proscenium is a good deal less fragile, yet more sensitive (meaning, has higher audio output) than traditional designs. This is a result of several innovations developed by Crowley and Tripp, as well as a ribbon motor and circuit design that minimize signal loss between the transducer and the output.
The output transformer in the Proscenium, as in all the Crowley and Tripp microphones, was a low-noise, high-efficiency, shielded design tuned specifically to complement the microphone’s tone.
All Crowley and Tripp microphones were built by hand in the USA, at Soundwave Research Laboratories’ Ashland, MA facility.
de la même qualité que les shure ksm353 !
Haut de gamme en micro à ruban, "LE" son !
Anoter, petit défaut sur le top de la grille (légérement sorti), le micro n'a pas pris de coup pour autant et fonctionne parfaitement (test possible au studio sur Valenciennes)
Vente car doublon, mais rien à lui reprocher !!
The Proscenium is a bidirectional passive ribbon microphone voiced like traditional ribbons “full in the low and midrange” for use in distant-miking in classical music applications.
It’s intentionally designed to have that old-school, ribbon response like an RCA 44.
Unlike most historical ribbon microphones, the Proscenium is a good deal less fragile, yet more sensitive (meaning, has higher audio output) than traditional designs. This is a result of several innovations developed by Crowley and Tripp, as well as a ribbon motor and circuit design that minimize signal loss between the transducer and the output.
The output transformer in the Proscenium, as in all the Crowley and Tripp microphones, was a low-noise, high-efficiency, shielded design tuned specifically to complement the microphone’s tone.
All Crowley and Tripp microphones were built by hand in the USA, at Soundwave Research Laboratories’ Ashland, MA facility.
de la même qualité que les shure ksm353 !
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