http://www.teamrisk.com/microphone-vintage/
Where can i rent or buy these vintage / microphones broadcast here in Manila? It is expensive!?
hopefully cheaper!
try the shopping centers .. They have everything …
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PHILIPS LBB9020 VINTAGE Dynamic Microphone 60’s $99.10 |
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VINTAGE Electro Voice MODEL 645 MICROPHONE $150.00 |
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2 Vintage Sony Electret Condenser Microphones ECM-19B $35.00 |
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VINTAGE TANDBERG TM 4 COMPLETE MICROPHONE IN CASE $0.99 |
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Vintage Altec 9470-A Microphone Preamp 9470A Mic Pre $300.00 |
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Vintage Shure 51 Microphone w Atlas Stand Rock n Roll $49.95 |
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Massive old vintage American Carbon spring microphone $190.00 |
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Milab VM-44 vintage Condenser Microphone Mic Akg $495.00 |
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VINTAGE SHURE 55S ELVIS MICROPHONE L@@K FREE $45.67 |
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Vintage Viking Mic Preamp Microphone Solid State RP120 $75.00 |
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Altec 639B Vintage Microphone Mint Condition in bag $1,000.00 |
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BEYERDYNAMIC SOUNDSTAR X1 vintage microphone BEYER X 1 $225.00 |
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Shure 55S Vintage Microphone w/ Cable (Original) $75.00 |
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VINTAGE SONY F-99S STEREO DYNAMIC MICROPHONE IMP. LOW $77.50 |
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Vintage Akai DM-13 50k ohm Dynamic Microphone W/Stand $9.99 |
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VINTAGE SONY F-95 Cardoid Microphone $9.99 |
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vintage / MINT ! RCA WM 001 Wireless Microphone SYSTEM $25.00 |
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Neumann KMR 81i Vintage Microphone Carrying Case $100.00 |
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Vintage Electra Voice Microphone $33.00 |
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VINTAGE REALISTIC DYNAMIC MICROPHONE, HIGHBALL 2 $8.99 |
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Vintage American D33A Microphone with original Case $200.00 |
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NEUMANN KM76 Vintage Condenser Microphone KM-76 XLR $1,499.00 |
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BBC D251 Dual Vintage Microphone Preamp Tight Response $1,300.00 |
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SENNHEISER MD408 N Dynamic Vintage Microphone MD-408 $249.00 |
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Cool PROP Carbon spring Microphone Stand -vintage look $25.00 |
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Single contact vintage Microphone Cable 18 feet long $6.00 |
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GRUNDIG/SENNHEISER GDSM200 Vintage Stereo Microphone $499.00 |
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Turner Dynamic P9D Microphone Vintage Art Deco Sleek $12.27 |
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AKG D12 Vintage Dynamic Bass Drum Microphone D 12 $549.00 |
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AKG D12 Vintage Dynamic Bass Drum Microphone D 12 $529.00 |
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Great Microphone Base stand for vintage pill mics $28.00 |
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Vintage Shure 99A86 Hi-Z Microphone Element Harmonica $75.00 |
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Vintage ‘Art Deco’ Microphone…Unique & Nice! $40.99 |
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VTG Sony F-26S Cardioid Dynamic Mic Microphone *NICE* $9.99 |
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Vintage VM? Shure? Harp/Vocal Microphone $5.00 |
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TELEFUNKEN D19 MICROPHONE Rare Vintage GOLD BEATLES $499.99 |
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NIB EV VINTAGE Condenser Vocal STUDIO DRUM MICROPHONE $189.00 |
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REALISTIC VINTAGE MICROPHONE&Tape Recorder SWITCH CONTR $15.00 |
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LOT OF 2 VINTAGE TAPE RECORDER MICROPHONES SONY F-27S $25.00 |
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RARE – TEISCO DM 303 – VINTAGE DYNAMIC MICROPHONE 1950s $39.96 |
Good Quality Iphone Earbuds Significantly Improve Your Listening Experience
Much has been written over the years about the anemic earbuds Apple ships with its iPods; they’re often considered the product’s Achilles Heel. When you look back from the original iPod to the most recent iPod Touch, the device itself has changed substantially, but those cheap white earbuds are virtually the same. Someone looking at an original, 2001 vintage, white iPod with its click scroll wheel and tiny monochrome display sitting next to a current black, glass and Polished Chrome iPod Touch would be hard pressed to find much of a family resemblance between the two. Put the earbuds that shipped with each of these iPods side by side, and there’s little difference to be seen.
Since 2001, the included earbuds have been good enough, at least for many people. In all fairness, Apple is under pressure to keep the price of their players competitive, so it’s not unreasonable to make the choice to ship buds that are good enough for most people, and leave it to the more demanding customers to upgrade to higher quality headphones.
That iPod DNA is very evident in the iPhone as well, and no-where as obviously as the iconic white earbuds that Apple includes. The same ones that are so mediocre on the iPod sound just as mediocre on the iPhone. Upgrading is a slightly different story with the iPhone, though. While audiophiles have no qualms about moving to full headphone sets with a portable music player, they are reluctant to do so with a phone (even though it is also being used as multimedia player). So the upgrade of choice for iPhone users is typically a High Quality set of replacement earbuds. There are a lot of manufacturers trying to take advantage of this market and it’s not hard to move into territory where the experience is actually worse than Apple’s freebies. Keeping that in mind, here are a few pointers to look for when shopping:
- Replacements for the OEM earbuds from Apple list for around $30. It goes without saying that third party earbuds cheaper than this are probably not going to be an improvement.
- For ultimate iPhone functionality, make sure the replacements include a microphone and inline Volume Control. A noise-canceling mic makes for noticeably clearer calls.
- Ensure the jack is compatible with your model.
- Look for multiple bud adapters to ensure a good fit.
- A wide dynamic range and quality speakers give bass a boost.
- A tangle-free cord will make your life much easier.
About the Author
Al Holden writes reviews on electronics (mainly audio products) for several audiophile publications. His recent series comparing OEM Apple iphone earbuds to a number of third party options was particularly well received and is considered recommended reading for anyone who isn’t happy with the buds included with Apple’s iPods. Al has also written several pieces about the challenge of finding iphone cases that don’t end up ruining the visual appeal of the device.
