Nevaton MKE-400 (former LOMO) - RARE Post-Soviet Electret Lavalier Microphones

The history of Nevaton began in 1947, when an electroacoustics laboratory was created at the Leningrad Optical-Mechanical Association (LOMO), which in 1954 was transferred in its entirety to the newly created Central Design Bureau of Cinema Equipment, later Scientific and Production Association "Ekran". In 1991, "Nevaton" was established by employees of the research and production complex of electroacoustic equipment.

For your attention a rare beast - lavalier microphones Nevaton MKE-400. It's a miniature lavalier microphones, that allows you to get studio sound at small sizes. Transducer type - pressure receiver. Ultra-thin three-micron metal membrane. Transformerless amplifier divided into two parts. The first cascade is located in the microphone housing directly next to the transducer. Final stage - XLR type connector in the case. The microphone is equipped with three foam windshields of different colors, one hard windshield, clips for one and two microphones, a clamp for attaching the microphone to musical instruments.

I have 6 working mics and 2 ones with problems. The price is for 2 mics.

Specifications:
Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional
Frequency range 20 – 20000 Hz
Sensitivity 10 mV/Pa
Equivalent sound pressure level, due to the microphone's own noise 24 dBA
The limit sound pressure level is 132 dB
Universal phantom power supply 9 – 52 V

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Terms of delivery approx. 3-7 weeks. (AirMail with tracking number)
I will ship it within 4 days after payments received.