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 COLES 4050 STEREO RIBBON MIC NEW WARRANTY  US $2,190.00
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 sE Electronics RNR1 Neve Active Ribbon Mic US $1,995.00
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 SE Electronics Rupert Neve RNR1 Ribbon Microphone US $1,995.00
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 AEA R88 LRG Stereo Ribbon Mic US $1,705.50
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 AEA R88 Stereo Ribbon Microphone with Matched pair of US $1,705.00
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 ROYER 122 MIC AND BOX AMAZING RIBBON MIC HOLY $ US $1,699.00
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 Shure KSM353 Ribbon Microphone with Accessories KSM 353 KSM 353 US $1,649.99
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 New Royer R 101 Matched Pair of Ribbon Microphones Free Shipping US $1,648.00
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 Royer R 101 Ribbon Mic Matched Pair Black US $1,499.68
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 SE Electronics RNR1 ACTIVE RIBBON Microphone by Rupert Neve NEW US $1,299.99
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 Shure KSM313 Dual Voice Ribbon Microphone Mic US $1,299.00
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 Pair of Royer Labs R 101 Ribbon Professional Microphone US $1,299.00
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 Royer R 121 Nickel Dynamic Ribbon Microphone US $1,295.00
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 Royer R 121 Nickel Dynamic Ribbon Microphone US $1,295.00
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 Royer R 121 Black Nickel Dynamic Ribbon Microphone US $1,295.00
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 Shure KSM313 Ribbon Microphone KSM 313 Duel Voice Ribbon Mic KSM 313 US $1,295.00
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 NEW SHURE KSM313 DUAL VOICE RIBBON MICROPHONE US $1,295.00
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 Brand New Royer R 121 R121 Ribbon Microphone Mic with Wood Case Free Shipping US $1,295.00
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 Royer R 121 Ribbon Microphone US $1,295.00
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 Royer R 121L Ribbon Microphone US $1,295.00
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 Shure KSM313NE Dual Voice Ribbon Mic US $1,295.00
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 Shure KSM313 Dual Voice Roswellite Ribbon Mic US $1,295.00
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 Shure KSM313 Dual Voice Ribbon Microphone New US $1,295.00
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 COLES 4040 COLES RIBBON MICROPHONE NEW US $1,250.00
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 Peluso SR 14 Stereo Ribbon Microphone Mic Demo DEALER US $1,225.00
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 ROYER 121 MIC AND BOX AMAZING RIBBON MIC HOLY $ US $1,200.00
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 Coles 4038 Ribbon Microphone Free Shipping w Full Factory Warranty US $1,200.00
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 Coles 4040 Studio Ribbon Microphone US $1,200.00
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 Royer R 121 Ribbon Microphone Nickel US $1,178.45
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 Peluso TR 14 Vacuum Tube Ribbon Microphone US $1,166.00
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 COLES 4038 RIBBON MICROPHONE NEW WARRANTY US $1,115.00
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 sE Electronics RN1R Ribbon Mic Microphone MINTY Designed by Rupert Neve US $1,099.00
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 SE Electronics VR2 Active Ribbon Microphone US $999.00
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 PELUSO TR14 TR 14 TR 14 RIBBON MICROPHONE NEW AUTORIZED DEALER US $997.69
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 Peluso TR 14 Vacuum Tube Ribbon Microphone with US $997.69
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 AEA R84 Ribbon Microphone by Wes Dooley Brand New w Warranty Free Shipping US $990.00
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 AEA R84 LRG Multi Purpose Ribbon Mic US $990.00
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 Vintage RCA 77D Ribbon Microphone NO RESERVE US $960.00
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 AEA R84 RIBBON Microphones MINT US $925.00
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 Royer R 121 Ribbon Mic brand new condition US $925.00
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 MINT VINTAGE RCA VARACOUSTIC RIBBON MICROPHONE WITH PERFECTLY MATCHING BASE US $900.00
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What's the difference between Dynamic, Condenser, and Ribbon microphones?
What is it about the microphones that make them so different? Is it the construction? How they are wired? What is it. I need to buy a studio quality mic sometime so it would be helpful to understand everything I can about these mics.
I already know that I would need a piece of fabric in front of a condenser mic if I were to sing into it.
You probably want a condenser microphone for studio recording. As a general mic, I like the Shure KSM 44 (or 32, as they're very similar). It's clear, affordable, and durable.
The basic differences in practice:
- Dynamic mics are tough but not as sensitive. They don't require phantom power (i.e., power from the preamp). The venerable stage mic from Shure, the SM58, is a dynamic microphone.
- Condenser mics are more sensitive, are less tough, and require phantom power.
- Ribbon mics are not as commonly used and are fragile. I wouldn't recommend one as your main or first mic.
Shure publishes excellent stuff about all things audio-related. Here's their "Microphone Techniques for Recording" booklet—read it:
http://www.shure.com/idc/groups/public/documents/webcontent/us_pro_micsmusicstudio_ea.pdf
From the source link below:
Dynamic:
Principle: sound moves the cone and the attached coil of wire moves in the field of a magnet. The generator effect produces a voltage which "images" the sound pressure variation - characterized as a pressure microphone.
Condenser:
Principle: sound pressure changes the spacing between a thin metallic membrane and the stationary back plate. The plates are charged to a total charge.
Ribbon:
Principle: the air movement associated with the sound moves the metallic ribbon in the magnetic field, generating an imaging voltage between the ends of the ribbon which is proportional to the velocity of the ribbon - characterized as a "velocity" microphone.
MXL R144 Ribbon Microphone Audio Demo
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