GOLDEN AGE PROJECT R1 MKII – PASSIVE RIBBON MICROPHONE – ORIGINAL BOX + PADDED CASE

For sale is a Golden Age Project R1 MKII, a passive ribbon microphone with a vintage-inspired design, suitable for a wide range of studio recording applications.

It works especially well on guitar amplifiers, drum room recordings, brass, strings, acoustic instruments and other sources where a smooth and natural ribbon microphone character is desired.

FEATURES:

  • Passive ribbon microphone
  • Figure-8 polar pattern
  • XLR output
  • Transformer-balanced output
  • Integrated yoke mount
  • Solid metal construction
  • Great for guitar amps, room miking, brass, strings and acoustic instruments

INCLUDED:

  • Golden Age Project R1 MKII microphone
  • Original box
  • Original internal foam packaging
  • Original padded soft carrying case

Cosmetically it shows normal signs of use and some marks to the finish, all clearly visible in the photos.

The microphone was originally supplied with a cable, which is no longer included.

Local pickup and testing welcome in the Como – Cantù area, Italy.

Shipping available with careful packaging. Shipping costs are paid by the buyer.

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Listed23 days ago
ConditionGood (Used)
Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • R1 MKII Ribbon Microphone
Finish
  • Champagne
Categories
Year
  • 2010s
Wired/Wireless
  • Wired
Microphone Type
  • Ribbon

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MAZZ-TONE rock'n'roll shop

San Fermo della Battaglia, Italy
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