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Vintage ElectroVoice: CS-15e Condenser / 667a Dynamic Microphones (santa cruz)
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Asking $300
EV 667a (Continously Variable-D) Cardioid Dynamic Mic and shock mount. Humbucking design from EV - used as a boom mic in almost every film, tv production for well over 30 years. Aretha Franklyn, Muddy Waters and others recorded with the Super Cardioid Variable-D 666 model mic - the precurser to the 688. The 667a however was the re-engineered version- totally free from noise. In the 60s, EV had this mic on backorder for many years. The RE 20 is the little brother of the 667a. This mic is ready to record. Sounds so good but it's time to part ways.
I've owned both mics almost 45 years. Before me they were in a studio on the East Coast. Always put away. No repairs ever needed.
Asking $ 700
No trades, No shipping.
Note: Impedance and EQ curves can be manually selected in the rear of the mic. Please read further engineering specs from EV:
https://products.electrovoice.com/binary/667A Engineering Data Sheet.pdf
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