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Mike Dunbar wrote: "There are two basic classic mic sounds, the Neumann and the AKG." Uh ... ribbons? "1931 RCA Type 44-A The 44-A was the first commercially successful RCA ribbon mic and was popular among vocalists. Bing Crosby bought one for himself." http://emusician.com/mag/timeline-classic-ribbon-mics/That's pretty classic, the early days of live radio. Predate condensers by at least 15 years.
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