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Discover the Lomo 19A9, a remarkable relic from the early-to-mid sixties Soviet era, that continues to captivate with its timeless charm and distinctive sonic character. This valve cardioid condenser microphone is a treasure for any studio looking to infuse its recordings with vintage warmth and personality. Revered for its large diaphragm M7-type capsule, the Lomo 19A9 delivers an enchanting mid-range presence, making it an exceptional choice for vocal recordings.
Owned by renowned artist Matthew Herbert, the Lomo 19A9 has graced the tracks of the 'There's Me and There's You' album by the Matthew Herbert Big Band. Its unique tonal qualities, characterized by a delightful mid-range bump, bring vocals to life with clarity and warmth, capturing the essence of every performance.
Despite showing some wear and oxidation on its casing, this microphone remains robust and fully operational, thanks to its meticulous Soviet engineering. It comes complete with its original 220v power supply and leads, ensuring you have everything needed to integrate it seamlessly into your setup.
Ideal for musicians, producers, and collectors alike, the Lomo 19A9 is more than just a microphone—it's a piece of history that continues to inspire.
Key Features:
- Early/mid sixties Soviet valve cardioid condenser microphone
- Large diaphragm M7-type cardioid capsule
- Notable mid-range bump ideal for vocal clarity
- Original 220v power supply and leads included
- Robust build with operational integrity despite external wear
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This is where Kurt sang In Utero [Pachyderm Recording Studio, Cannon Falls, Minnesota], from left to right: EV RE-20 (dynamic mic), Lomo 19a-9 (tube condenser mic), Sennheiser MD421 (U4 most likely, dynamic mic).
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