markitzero
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Need extra mics? These all work perfectly: (prices include shipping)
**I am also interested in trades... EQs, mics, etc**
Audio-Technica ATM41a (2): http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wi...866/index.html
Picked these up used from a dude who threw them in for free when I bought a few road cases from him. They are a little beat up looking, although the windscreens are not dented and deformed. They work fine and sound like an SM58 with character, I just don't have a use for them. $85 for the pair or $45 each.
Crown PZM 180: http://www.crownaudio.com/pdf/mics/fod/pzm180.pdf
Acquired this the same way as above. This one is in great cosmetic and working condition. $75.00
Shure PG57: you all know what this is
Its a budget version of the SM57 of course, but sounds nothing like it. It has an insanely smooth response with no real top end bump to speak of. It does work well on taming harsh sounding horns and whatnot. $30.00
AKG C1000: http://www.akg-acoustics.com/product... age,ENUS.html
That link is to the current model, and I'm pretty sure this one is an older version. It does not have an LED, and the finish is more of a dull grey than a silver. I acquired this bad-boy through a multi-piece gear trade on Craigslist (scored an ART Pro Channel in that trade for next to nothing). The mic functions perfectly, the catch is that the original owner had somehow lost the steel mesh windscreen/upper casing portion of the mic and just through a couple of foam windscreens on the capsule to protect it. (the entire cap assembly above the red band is gone). I've tried calling AKG a couple times to find out prices on replacement grilles for this, but I keep getting a machine and I hate leaving messages. Anyway, the part number is either 2331M0204 or 2331M0205, not sure which. AKG's parts department number is 615 620-3832 if anyone cares. For this reason, the price on this mic will be $50 shipped, since I'm not sure how much of a pain in the ass it will be to get the replacement part. It still works as is however.
If anyone wants to pickup, I live in the Philadelphia, PA area (King of Prussia).
**I am also interested in trades... EQs, mics, etc**
Audio-Technica ATM41a (2): http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wi...866/index.html
Picked these up used from a dude who threw them in for free when I bought a few road cases from him. They are a little beat up looking, although the windscreens are not dented and deformed. They work fine and sound like an SM58 with character, I just don't have a use for them. $85 for the pair or $45 each.
Crown PZM 180: http://www.crownaudio.com/pdf/mics/fod/pzm180.pdf
Acquired this the same way as above. This one is in great cosmetic and working condition. $75.00
Shure PG57: you all know what this is
Its a budget version of the SM57 of course, but sounds nothing like it. It has an insanely smooth response with no real top end bump to speak of. It does work well on taming harsh sounding horns and whatnot. $30.00
AKG C1000: http://www.akg-acoustics.com/product... age,ENUS.html
That link is to the current model, and I'm pretty sure this one is an older version. It does not have an LED, and the finish is more of a dull grey than a silver. I acquired this bad-boy through a multi-piece gear trade on Craigslist (scored an ART Pro Channel in that trade for next to nothing). The mic functions perfectly, the catch is that the original owner had somehow lost the steel mesh windscreen/upper casing portion of the mic and just through a couple of foam windscreens on the capsule to protect it. (the entire cap assembly above the red band is gone). I've tried calling AKG a couple times to find out prices on replacement grilles for this, but I keep getting a machine and I hate leaving messages. Anyway, the part number is either 2331M0204 or 2331M0205, not sure which. AKG's parts department number is 615 620-3832 if anyone cares. For this reason, the price on this mic will be $50 shipped, since I'm not sure how much of a pain in the ass it will be to get the replacement part. It still works as is however.
If anyone wants to pickup, I live in the Philadelphia, PA area (King of Prussia).