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ribbon microphone

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ribbon microphone
n
(Electronics) a type of microphone in which the conductor is a thin ribbon of aluminium alloy moving perpendicularly in a magnetic field. It is strongly directional and can be used to reduce unwanted side noise


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Starting with the microphones, one can choose from a variety of types: USB Microphones Condenser Microphones Headwork Microphones Microphone Stands Instrument Microphones Dynamic Microphones Microphone Accessories Lavalier Microphones Podium Microphones Microphone Booms Wireless Microphone Accessories Shotgun Microphones Special Application Microphones Ribbon Microphones Stereo Microphones Windscreens Audio mixers are also one of the most important items to have in your studio.
The Birmingham rapper wrote on his blog: "I found the deepest shop in the world and picked up a RCA 77 vintage ribbon microphone.
Ribbon microphones produce sound by stretching a thin metal ribbon across a gap of a strong magnet.
 
 
 
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