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Shiny Box 23 Ribbon Microphone
A Ribbon microphone is a type of dynamic microphone that uses a thin metal ribbon placed between the poles of a magnet and generate voltages by electromagnetic induction. Ribbon microphones are generally the most delicate and expensive microphone. They are prized for their ability to capture high-frequency detail, comparing very favourably with condenser microphones, which can often sound subjectively "aggresive" or "brittle" in the high end of the frequency spectrum.

 

 

 

 

List: $165-325.00

Description:

ShinyBox 23
With a smooth frequency response and warm tone that add a distinct character to recordings. This large geometry ribbon microphone is capable of competing with some of the highest end microphones on the market, at a price that won't leave a hole in your pocket.
Each microphone comes with a soft canvas protective bag and a hardshell case for storing the microphone upright

 
ShinyBox 23C
A Cinemag output transformer extends the hi and low frequency response in the 23C microphone, leaving it a very natural and detailed microphone suitable for use in many applications.

 
ShinyBox 23L
Employing a Lundahl output transformer mounted on a custom printed circuit board, the 23L boasts the highest otuput of the different 23 models. The overall frequency response is extended, with the reponse of the microphone being nothing short of stunning!

Specifications:

Shiny Box Ribbon Microphone Specifications:

Ribbon Type and Dimensions:
Low tension, 2 inch, 2 micron aluminum ribbon
Pattern:
Figure of 8
Impedance:
<= 600 ohms
Recommended Load Impedence:
1000 ohms
Frequency Response:
20 to 18,000 Hz
Max SPL (1% THD @ 1000Hz)
165 dB

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