Microphones

The M 19 was the first moving coil microphone build by Eugen Beyer back in 1939. It was used by the "Reichs-Rundfunk-Gesellschaft" (RRG - former German Broadcasting Association) as standard microphone for outside broadcasting, after - as the legend has it - it survived falling out of a second floor window of the "Haus des Rundfunks" ("House of Broadcasting") in the Masurenallee in Berlin without any malfunction. Even after introducing sophisticated technical tests beyerdynamic microphones are still used continuously in various broadcast and television productions.

 
MC 836
MC 836
Short true condenser shotgun microphone
Article Number: 448907
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MC 837
MC 837
Long condenser shotgun microphone
Article Number: 448915
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MCE 72
MCE 72
Stereo electret-condenser microphone, battery powered
Article Number: 465461
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MCE 72 CAM
MCE 72 CAM
Stereo electret condenser microphone with special video-accessories, battery powered
Article Number: 470635
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MCE 72 PV CAM
MCE 72 PV CAM
Stereo electret-condenser microphone, phantom power 11-52 V
Article Number: 492612
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MCE 86 II
MCE 86 II
Electret condenser shotgun microphone
Article Number: 476595
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MCE 86 S II CAM
MCE 86 S II CAM
Electret condenser shotgun microphone with special video-accessories
Article Number: 476617
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