The Naked D12E Right now i’m repairing 2 AKG D12 microphones. AKG started building these in 1953. I have with me a one whose serial number is 0582!!!

(At least as old as my mother) There are many versions of the D12, produced over a long period of time. The main variations were in the capsules and transformers, which allowed for different impedance ratings (60Ω, 200Ω, 250Ω and ‘high’ impedances). Some versions had no transformer, and many in circulation today have been modified to be that way. With nearly six decades of use, abuse and maintenance, it doesn’t take long to see why these microphones can sound quite different from each other. These are 200Ω, no transformer.

Where can I find the serial number for my headphones? Coleman 513-700 Manual. The serial number can be found beneath the right ear pad. Locating the serial number of my speakers. AKG/PHILIPS EL6023/00 Vintage 60 Ohm Microphone D-12 D12. Serial number/s-type.

A live performance vocal mic designed for singers in high-volume bands. The D5S has the same mechanical, electrical, and acoustic characteristics as the D 5 and features a noiseless on/off switch. The D5S dynamic vocal microphone delivers a powerful sound even on the noisiest stage. Manual De Funciones De La Asamblea General De Accionistas. A superb mic for lead and backing vocals. Its supercardioid polar pattern ensures maximum gain before feedback.

The mic stands for a crisp sound that cuts through every mix. The thickness of the microphone's diaphragm varies across its diameter. The Laminated Varimotion diaphragm deep-drawing process allows the diaphragm itself to be fine-tuned with no extra tuning resonators, leading to a quantum leap in audio performance. The dual shock mount eliminates any kind of mechanical noise for trouble-free live use.

Jun 09, 2007 The K701 has a serial number on the inside of the right side support. I wonder who has the lowest number here. Mine is #1993 US What's.

The audience will hear nothing but the pristine sound of your voice! Polar pattern: supercardioid Frequency response: 70-20,000 Hz Sensitivity: 2.6 mV/pa (-52 dbV re 1 V/Pa) Maximum sound pressure level: 147/156 dB SPL, (for 1%/3% THD) Equivalent noise level: 18 dB-A Signal/noise ratio (A-weighted): 76 db Impedance: =2000 ohms Connector: 3-pin XLR Finish: matte grayish blue Dimensions (length x diameter): 7.3' x 2.0', (179.1 mm x 51 mm) Net weight: 8.2 oz, (340 g) Patent(s): Varimotion ” multiple-thickness diaphragm for dynamic transducer (Patent no. AT 403.751, US 6,185,809, EP 814.637) (DE, DK, FI, FR, GB, IT, NL) Standard furnished: microphone bag, SA 45 stand adaptor. Comments about AKG D5 S Supercardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone with On/Off Switch: I bought this for live flute and saxophone amplification. It's not as true sounding as my AKG 535eb but that mike is over. And is an excellent condenser. I've always known that condensers have a truer sound than dynamic mics.

Having the on off switch and quality construction this D5 has is great. I don't have to worry about it when a drunk grabs my mic and starts shrieking.

I also ordered the akg c1000s because it's a battery operated condenser mic which should give me excellent flute amplification without coloring the sound. The D5 does color your sound but seems excellent for vocals with fairly full range. Comments about AKG D5 S Supercardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone with On/Off Switch: I am a drummer/vocalist and although I own a Neumann K105, I found the drums bleeding through the mic too much of the time. The AKG has a great sound, warm in the lower frequencies, brilliant in the top and a great tight pattern that never feeds back. Highly recommend for singing instrumentalists and vocalists working in small venues where feedback could be a problem. Also, sounds great with the QSC K12 powered speakers.