oktava mc012 and mc012-01

[nascentjunkie]

is there a difference between the mc012 and mc012-01??? i can't figure it out...

 

[dix0r]

don't think so.

 

[Drummer4Life05]

Can you provide links for the 2 separate models?

 

[DJL]

The MC-012, MK-012, and MK-012-01, are the same mic... MF sells the MK-012-1, SR sells the MC-012 and etc, etc.

 

[Flatpicker]

I just learned over at RO today that Oktava prefixes MK and ML are Russian for:

MK= Mikrophon Kondensorniy (Condenser)
ML= Mikrophon Lentochniy (Ribbon)

Don't know what M'C' stands for... (MC Hammer? )

BTW, MF doesn't carry Oktava - only GC.

 

[nascentjunkie]

cool

thanks guys, i just wanted to know to make sure if i bought a pair that they were the same thing. Thanks again! ~Andrew

 

[DJL]

Yeah, their the same... and it's a good mic too.

 

[hrn]

MC is probably Microphone Condenser and I guess it's for the US market, just fastly translated.

...will we see a MR = Microphone Ribbon.

I think it's much better, less confusing and nicer to keep the original names.

Wonder what the Neumann names UM, KM or TM stands for. Guess the M is Mikrofone.

Hans,
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