AEA R44C Satin Finish – new Microphone Ribbon

£2,749.17

AEA R44CE The AEA R44CE is the economy version of the R44C ribbon microphone with a one-piece cushion mount, a formed steel yoke with satin nickel …

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AEA R44C Satin Finish is in a new condition made by AEA and is for sale in the GB for a great price of £2749.17 . AEA R44CE The AEA R44CE is the economy version of the R44C ribbon microphone with a one-piece cushion mount, a formed steel yoke with satin nickel … an amazing Satin Finish AEA Ribbon Microphone – Click More Details for Information on how to order.

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  • Ribbon Microphone
  • A ribbon microphone is a type of microphone that uses a thin strip of metal (typically aluminum) suspended in a magnetic field to generate an electrical signal from sound waves. The metal ribbon serves as the diaphragm of the microphone. When sound waves hit the ribbon, it vibrates within the magnetic field, generating a small electrical signal proportional to the sound waves.

    Ribbon microphones are known for their smooth and natural sound reproduction, particularly well-suited for capturing the warmth and nuances of instruments and vocals. They typically have a bidirectional (figure-eight) pickup pattern, meaning they are equally sensitive to sound from the front and back, while rejecting sound from the sides. Ribbon microphones are often used in recording studios for recording vocals, acoustic instruments, and guitar amplifiers. They are valued for their ability to capture detailed and rich sound with a vintage character. Examples of popular ribbon microphones include the Royer R-121 and the AEA R84.

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