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Western Vintage

Microphones have been subjected to many changes over the years. Some drawings were left and others have become part of vintage microphones. Microphone, popularly known as Mike or microphone, is a key element in an audio or music.

The main task of the IMC is to convert sound into electrical signal. Has a number of applications, as in the production system of music, telephone, headphones, movie production, etc.

Previously, the microphones were known as issuers. In 1978, Thomas Alva Edison made the first commercial microphone. It was a carbon microphone. Later, at Bell Labs in 1962, a new type of condenser microphone was invented.

A series of microphones have made their mark in recent decades. Some of the names then create the story, but are now a part of vintage microphones.

Altec Model 647
D76-American model
KB-1A-RCA MI-11000
KN-RCA-3A, MI-3045
Like carbon RCA 1
RCA Type BK-7, MI-11016
Model AMPERITE R80L
Bruno RV-3 laboratories
General Electric and Westinghouse carbon or condenser microphones
Remler-Turner, Jenkins or Western Electric carbon emitter model 273

History and development of micro

The 1930s saw the film industry to test new technologies to record musical scores. However, the range of microphones offered was low. Went there in the MGM Studios in Culver City, California to test the newly invented microphone cardioid taken by the Siemens Co, Germany. It is used to make "Naughty Marietta" with people from Jeanette McDonald and Nelson Eddy.

The dynamic or condenser microphones were much smaller than the version of Siemens in the cardioid microphone. There was a constant effort to reduce the size of microphones for ease of use.

James Cannon of Cannon Electric Co. in Los Angeles, CA, was said to create a connector for the microphone. Its creation was a 6-pin connector which later became the prototype of the P-type connector A, which proved an instant success. 3 connector cable operator of the equipment was then put plug that Cannon history from 1929.

Mason and Marshall Bell Labs has a shot tubular microphone in 1939. The design is such that it uses a single element and acoustic tubes of different sizes. He helped choose the direction music. The tubular design was the forerunner of today's microphones.

Electret condenser microphone is a part of the microphone culture because it has a history dating back to 1928. He used polarized wax plates. Bogen offers such business as voltage Velotron. The Second World War the development of electret microphones wax. The Japanese have used in their field devices. Without But he did not become popular because of its instability.

In 1962-1965 electret microphones has its diaphragm made of a thin sheet of Mylar or Teflon. Sony in 1968 and created the best microphone electret condenser. This too has experienced vintage microphones.

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