Microfiles: The Primo UD-863, A Distinctive (Looking) Microphone Circa The 1960s
The functionality and aesthetics of a cardioid dynamic design with a non-metallic diaphragm.
July 7, 2020
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The functionality and aesthetics of a cardioid dynamic design with a non-metallic diaphragm.
Who would have thought revisiting the “old school” could be so exciting?
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Inside a vintage microphone from the 60s and 70s, endorsed by some big artists of the day…
Talking with two of the key individuals about how it all went down as well as their observations as to what they see coming for live concerts in the future.
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Detailing a microphone that was a big-time garage band favorite in the 1970s…
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