SE T-Bone

[Robert D]

Anyone know anything about the SE T-Bone? I ran into one in a consignment shop at lunch today......multi pattern tube, looks like a BLUE copy. Is it worth considering for the right price, or is it a doorstop?

Thx,
RD

 

[cominginsecond]

I think T-Bone is the brand name, not SE. Are you talking about this one:

http://www.thomann.de/index.html?partner_id=97926&page=thoiw2_the_tbone_retro_tube_prodinfo.html

 

[paddyponchero]

Anyone know anything about the SE T-Bone? I ran into one in a consignment shop at lunch today......multi pattern tube, looks like a BLUE copy. Is it worth considering for the right price, or is it a doorstop?

Thx,
RD

Is this it?

http://www.thomann.de/index.html?partner_id=97926&page=thoiw6_the_tbone_retro_tube_prodinfo.html

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heh -- i see I've been prempted again
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[Robert D]

Yes and Yes, what else do you know about it?

NEWS FLASH......IN A FIRST OF IT'S KIND, COMING IN SECOND COMES IN FIRST. MORE ON THIS LATER, BUT FIRST, HERE'S A SPECIAL REPORT ON THE UGLY TUBE MIC CALLED T-BONE............

 

[Robert D]

I just verified it's a Studio Electronics T.Bone. SE must have sold the design to Thomann.

 

[cominginsecond]

In the listing it's called a T. Bone Retro Tube. There are lots of other T. Bone mics as well (Here's a T. bone Ribbon: http://www.thomann.de/index.html?partner_id=97926&page=thoiw2_the_tbone_rb500_prodinfo.html). It's possible SE owns T. Bone, but the mic is not an SE T. Bone. It's a T. Bone Retro Tube.

 

[Warhead]

sE only makes condensor mics at this time, and they do not manufacture under any name other than sE. They're the only Chinese mic manufacturer who does their own stuff 100% in fact, whatever that may mean to anyone.

War