FS- CAD M9's, Summing Mixer
Posted: Fri May 17, 2013 5:15 pmOk, a few little things here to go. All for pickup in Melbourne, or ship anywhere. Pics at the bottom.
Strasser M17/Beyer M69N
This is a rebranded Beyer M69N- it's in great condition, and comes with original box. Only selling as I have another 2 and have never needed all 3 at once.
$200 with a short DIN->XLR adapter cable or $180 without.
It's a 3 pin DIN-41524 connector I believe- don't quote me on that though. I think you need something like this.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5m-DIN-SMALL-KLEIN-TUCHEL-XLR-Cable-for-Sennheiser-MD421-405-Beyer-M260-M69-/230965183063?pt=UK_Music_Instruments_Microphones_MJ&hash=item35c6990257
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Lumberg-Small-Tuchel-3-Pin-Connector-DIN-41524-Sennheiser-MD421-Beyer-Neumann-/261184022243?pt=UK_Music_Instruments_Microphones_MJ&hash=item3ccfc7e6e3
3x CAD M9
Tube version of the M179 as far as I know. They are nice mics, on the bright side but reasonably flattering on most sources. Only selling as I do to much location recording these days to deal with mics with power supplies.
They come with hardshell case, shockmount and standard mount, long mic cable and power supplies. I'll also throw in the XLR cables (not pictured below).
$275 each or all 3 for $700
Filtek Mk7/Neumann w491 EQ rack.
I put these modules up for sale individually a couple of months ago and had a lot of PM's but no one bit the bullet. I'm keen to see them go so I've racked them up so they are plug and play. XLR in/out, IEC jack, power switch and LED on the front. I experimented with using an SMPS power supply after seeing them used for some JLM headphone amps, and I've been pretty happy with the noise figures and performance- not to mention the fact the weight and size is fantastic.
I was asking $575 for them as raw modules- chasing $650 for them racked.
Strasser M17/Beyer M69N
This is a rebranded Beyer M69N- it's in great condition, and comes with original box. Only selling as I have another 2 and have never needed all 3 at once.
$200 with a short DIN->XLR adapter cable or $180 without.
It's a 3 pin DIN-41524 connector I believe- don't quote me on that though. I think you need something like this.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5m-DIN-SMALL-KLEIN-TUCHEL-XLR-Cable-for-Sennheiser-MD421-405-Beyer-M260-M69-/230965183063?pt=UK_Music_Instruments_Microphones_MJ&hash=item35c6990257
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Lumberg-Small-Tuchel-3-Pin-Connector-DIN-41524-Sennheiser-MD421-Beyer-Neumann-/261184022243?pt=UK_Music_Instruments_Microphones_MJ&hash=item3ccfc7e6e3
3x CAD M9
Tube version of the M179 as far as I know. They are nice mics, on the bright side but reasonably flattering on most sources. Only selling as I do to much location recording these days to deal with mics with power supplies.
They come with hardshell case, shockmount and standard mount, long mic cable and power supplies. I'll also throw in the XLR cables (not pictured below).
$275 each or all 3 for $700
Filtek Mk7/Neumann w491 EQ rack.
I put these modules up for sale individually a couple of months ago and had a lot of PM's but no one bit the bullet. I'm keen to see them go so I've racked them up so they are plug and play. XLR in/out, IEC jack, power switch and LED on the front. I experimented with using an SMPS power supply after seeing them used for some JLM headphone amps, and I've been pretty happy with the noise figures and performance- not to mention the fact the weight and size is fantastic.
I was asking $575 for them as raw modules- chasing $650 for them racked.
