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Published on 04/18/12 at 02:00I am fortunate to have found a pair of Beyer Dynamic M101 CN first models (calibrated and tested by hand). I have version Broadcast with 3-pin DIN. These microphones are still used in very large studios worldwide, predominantly English and German.
Why is this mic he forgotten? It is a beautiful micro ... really!
It is very similar to old Neumann KM83. I read the previous opinion. I do not know if indeed there were problems conservation of certain models, but mine are just in perfect condition.
I know there's a difference between production and broadcast version with XLR version but I do not know how on technology.
OVERALL OPINION
Far from being a beginner, when I had these microphones in hand I realized that I had to do with the vintage. I returned to my studio and I was preparing a recording just for the afternoon.
I compared these microphones to Km184/67/87 Neumann, Akg a SolidTube / Telefunken and MD421.
The sound of an approaching enough Royer (from what I remember) in any case there is a natural feeling with the incredible top end no one put forward (unlike other reviews). The preamplifier must be solid here it was with the TG2 UA2192 converter. The pickups are very quiet and I have a better result than an example MD421 that I love.
There have been various series has seen so ...
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Why is this mic he forgotten? It is a beautiful micro ... really!
It is very similar to old Neumann KM83. I read the previous opinion. I do not know if indeed there were problems conservation of certain models, but mine are just in perfect condition.
I know there's a difference between production and broadcast version with XLR version but I do not know how on technology.
OVERALL OPINION
Far from being a beginner, when I had these microphones in hand I realized that I had to do with the vintage. I returned to my studio and I was preparing a recording just for the afternoon.
I compared these microphones to Km184/67/87 Neumann, Akg a SolidTube / Telefunken and MD421.
The sound of an approaching enough Royer (from what I remember) in any case there is a natural feeling with the incredible top end no one put forward (unlike other reviews). The preamplifier must be solid here it was with the TG2 UA2192 converter. The pickups are very quiet and I have a better result than an example MD421 that I love.
There have been various series has seen so ...
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