Completely agree. But while the internal shock mount was great, the weak point was the clear plastic stand clips that did not stand any rough treatment found in real-life environments. I think they later produced a black clip that was less brittle. I remember gluing those clear clips regularly. I am sure we have a box of 4 of them somewhere out the back (mics and clips). My introduction to using the 441 was as a vocal mic for a band pianist back in the early 1980s. Back then the mic kit included a MD441, a MD421 and a MD416 (and some Shure 565s and 545s and AKG C451s).
Can anybody tell what mic Zevon's using? To me it looks a bit like a sm57 with some sort of windscreen.
Nether of those, It's An Electro-Voice 635aElectro-Voice RE-10 or RE-15.
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Looking at that, that looks like ours. Thanks!Nether of those, It's An Electro-Voice 635a
common for radio and TV production work
Nether of those, It's An Electro-Voice 635a
common for radio and TV production work
And from the looks of it, somebody did.The EV 635A is one tough microphone. You can nail scenery together with it and it will still work like a charm.
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