Mark7
Well-known member
Since I have no idea how much they retail for in the US that means nothing to me.
$300?
$300?
MadAudio
Damned if I do
Oops, sorry, didn't notice you're in the UK! Less than $150 U.S. including shipping.
Are you a Red Dwarf fan by chance?
Are you a Red Dwarf fan by chance?
Mark7
Well-known member
Take a good look and my avatar and have a guess which British SF show I'm into 
$150 equates to around £75. You did well.
$150 equates to around £75. You did well.
MadAudio
Damned if I do
Sorry, Mark7, but for the life of me I can't place that picture. Is it one of the incarnations of the good Doctor? If so, forgive my ignorance. I'm mostly familiar with Tom Baker.
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Han
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Look at the Beyer website www.beyerdynamic.com and look for the graphic of the 201's freq. response.
It's an almost flat line from 40hz to 18khz, now look to the graph of the SM57.
The 201 is an outstanding mic, I have three 201's that are twenty years old and still shine on many applications.
It's an almost flat line from 40hz to 18khz, now look to the graph of the SM57.
The 201 is an outstanding mic, I have three 201's that are twenty years old and still shine on many applications.
Mark7
Well-known member
It's actually Roger Delgado as The Master, MA 
I have two M201s made at least fifteen years apart (one has "Made in W Germany" on it). I can't tell them apart.
I have two M201s made at least fifteen years apart (one has "Made in W Germany" on it). I can't tell them apart.
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