Description
Coles 4038 Studio Ribbon Microphone is in a condition made by Coles and is for sale in the for a great price of £1099 . As good as it gets. Made and manufactured in the United Kingdom The Coles 4038 Studio Ribbon Microphone is a British icon. Adored by Paul McCartney Tchad Blake Joe Chiccarelli and Johnny Marr. The 4038 was first introduced in 1953 to be used by the BBCs broadcasting department. However as time went on its sonic imprint became highly desirable to many artists producers and engineers. From Abbey Road to Capitol Studios and Sunset Sounds to La Fabrique. The warmth and richness that the 4038 imbued in to virtually any source made it a staple point of broadcasting and a permanent fixture in the worlds leading recording studios. Unlike most modern brands producing over-hyped microphones. Coles have stuck to their principles. Whether its pounding drums or delicate strings. This ribbon can do it all. The ultra-flat frequency response of the 4038 guarantees that every source will sound wholly natural. So much so that when listening back youll be forgiven for forgetting that youre not sitting in the the room with the artist. This is reinforced via the detailed 30Hz-15kHz frequency response that is designed to convey every last nuance. Without compromise. Please note: The Coles 4038 Studio Ribbon Microphone uses a 4069 connection. A 4069 to XLR cable is supplied in the box. Stand adapters are NOT included but are available separately. an amazing Coles New In the Box Studio Ribbon Microphone Microphone – Click Read More for more product information, photographs and how to order.
Microphone
A microphone is a crucial audio device used to capture and convert sound waves into electrical signals, enabling audio recording, amplification, and transmission across various settings. In studio recording, microphones are indispensable for capturing the nuances of vocals and instruments, ensuring high-fidelity sound for music production, podcasts, and voiceovers. Different types of microphones, such as condenser, dynamic, and ribbon microphones, are chosen based on their specific characteristics and desired sound quality. In live sound environments, microphones are used to amplify voices and instruments, making them essential for concerts, theatrical performances, and public speaking events, where clarity and volume are critical.
Beyond music and entertainment, microphones play a vital role in broadcasting for radio and television, providing clear audio for news, interviews, and commentary. In filmmaking, microphones capture dialogue, sound effects, and ambient sounds, which are crucial for creating immersive audio experiences. They are also integral to telecommunication devices, ensuring clear voice transmission in phones and video calls, and in conferencing systems, facilitating effective communication in meetings and presentations. Additionally, microphones are used in various other applications, such as public address systems, hearing aids, and voice recognition technologies, showcasing their versatility and importance in modern audio technology.
New In the Box
Brand New In the Box Pro Audio Equipment for Sale UK with delivery, direct from different audio retailers in the UK. “New in the box” refers to a product that is brand new, unused, and still in its original packaging. This means the item has not been opened, tampered with, or used in any way since it left the manufacturer. For buyers, “new in the box” ensures they are receiving a product in pristine condition, complete with all original accessories, manuals, and packaging materials.
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.
Studio
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£479.98
Composed of two matched ribbon microphones no distortion, low noise, a wide frequency response, and a full dynamic range Perfect for professional stage and studio recording situations, this mic works well with a wide range of instruments Vocal and instrumental Included: XLR stereo split cable and shock mount
£1,595.81
Directional pattern: eight Frequency range: 20 Hz to over 20 kHz Integrated Cloudlifter circuit for clean and amplified levels Completely handmade in the USA 44-A Spider Wooden Box
