Pretty cool vintage mic = mp3

[Goldenvoice388]

I've had this old uncommon mic in the closit for years - finally created a sound bite.

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No eq, comp, or anything (and this was shortly after I rolled out of bed this morning - and with out any back-up, etc, so forgive)

I was so happy with the results, I didn't feel the need for changing much with it.

..guess at the model?

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[moresound]

Well I'm on the road and having great fun and the hotel I'm staying at doesn't have speakers with it's computer .....So this is just a shot in the dark with no sound an EV hammer head.
Was I close?

 

[Goldenvoice388]

Wow, you're pretty good to get that close by only studying the wave form!

Actually kind of a dumb post - esp since I realized the file name I hosteed
(and until now had the file blocked - duh)

But I was pleasantly surprised with the sound, and thought I'd share...
Great for an 'effect' mic.

Actually, this should be a post about how it is wired = high impedance.
I'm wondering - the connector on the base has 2 prongs, plus metallic body. The cable that came with it has one of the pins tied to the shield at the other (1/4") end. Is this 'maybe' a low impedance mic, and I just need to make up a cable as such?

How does one know?