Mojave MA-200 Large Diaphragm Cardioid Tube Condenser Microphone 2014 - Black
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Gently used Mojave MA-200 Large Diaphragm Cardioid Tube Condenser Microphone.
I just don't record as much as I used to so sadly, I must part with this great microphone.
I have used this mic mostly for vocals and acoustic guitar.
Hoping it goes to a good home.
spot-miking
A modern condenser mic with classic characteristics
The MA-200 is the culmination of Royer's 20-plus years of custom microphone design. The large-diaphragm MA-200 gives warm, full-bodied reproductions of vocals and instruments without the shrillness and high-frequency grunge so often encountered with modern condenser microphones.
Precision construction with quality components
In a world of cookie-cutter imported mics, the MA-200 is a breath of fresh air. Using hand-selected 3-micron gold-sputtered capsules, Jensen audio transformers, and military-grade JAN 5840 vacuum tubes, Royer designed the MA-200 with an eye on premium performance.
Mojave Audio MA-200 Tube Condenser Mic Features:
Large-diaphragm tube condenser mic
Full, warm reproduction for vocals, piano, acoustic instruments, drum overheads, orchestra, and spot-miking
Hand-selected 3-micron gold-sputtered capsule
Jensen audio transformers
Military-grade JAN 5840 vacuum tubes
Frequency response 30Hz-18kHz, +/-2.5dB
Carry case, power supply, shock mount, and cables included
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| Listed | 3 years ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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