• Unique variant
  • New foam inside the upper and lower portion of the grille
  • Excellent frequency response
  • Good signal strength, many of these older DS35/PL95's exhibit a lessened signal strength

For sale is an Electro-Voice DS35/PL95 microphone that is rebranded for the Kustom under the model SRO-200! This microphone sounds great and is working to specifications, these microphones are a bit hit or miss typically. If the foam goes bad in them, and they are poorly stored, I have seen many with issues in signal strength.

Inside the grille, there is new foam in the upper and bottom portion of the grille, so you'll have no issues with crumbling foam! This microphone is ready to be used for a long time, and it can be used for a wide variety of use cases with a nice smooth tone.

This microphone also shares similarities with the RE16 in look and design, however there are no switches on this microphone, and you can really milk that proximity effect however you please. Last thing to note is this all the wear to the paint is fully cosmetic, the original internals are nice and clean!

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Listeda year ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • DS35 Dynamic Cardioid Microphone
Finish
  • Gray
Categories
Year
  • 1970 - 1989
Made In
  • United States
Electronics
  • Passive
  • Analog
Microphone Type
  • Dynamic
Wired/Wireless
  • Wired
Polar Pattern
  • Cardioid

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JR's Audio Gear

San Jose, CA, United States
Joined Reverb:2019

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