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Anonymous   06-16-2005 at 02:37:00 AM
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Archived from groups: rec.music.makers.marketplace,rec.audio.pro (More info?)

 

i have for sale a pair (hand matched) and a single oktava mk 012
microphones. they all include the 3 interchangeable capsules. cardioid,
hyper cardioid, and omni directional pattern capsules. also includes
the original case , -10dB pad, clip, and manual written in russian with
hand written frequency response tests. these are New Old Stock NOS. new
and never used. all were manufactured and dated in late 2003 in Russia.
not the chinese ones going around these days. they sound really good.
and have tons of uses. over heads, snares, high hats, guitars, room
mics, field recordings, etc. these are the ones people been raving
about for the past 10 years or so. check out all the reviews you want
that covers the net. $225.00 for the single or $425.00 for the pair

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