Up for sale is a vintage soviet-era dynamic studio microphone - TONSIL MDU-39. Produced in 1980s in Poland by UNITRA - company specializing on top-notch studio-broadcast equipment.
The mic are extremely rare and in perfect working condition.
Highly qualitative piece of gear intended for professional studios. Excellent for almost any kinds of recording, from drums up to vocals and acoustic instruments.
Not mentioning a standard electric guitar set up of course (Shure SM57 is not even a competitor in this situation).
There is a switch (M-S) on the mic for recording music instruments (M) or voice (S).
UNITRA TONSIL mic are used in many top studios around the world as well as well-known vintage microphones like Gefell, Telefunken, Neumann e.t.c.
Well balanced sound and frequency response. Comes with original case, mic holder, 3din-to-XLR cable and frequency graph.

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS:
Mic type: Dynamic
Directional pattern: Cardioid Unidirectional
Frequency range: 50 -18.000 Hz
Output impedance: 200 Ohms +/- 4Ohms
Sensitivity: 1.9mV/Pa
Dimensions: 4 x 19 cm (1.6 x 7.4 in)
Weight: 325g (0.77 lbs)
Output Connector : XLR

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

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Listed3 years ago
ConditionMint (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • Tonsil MDU 39
Categories
Year
  • 1980
Made In
  • Poland

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