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CAD Equitek E-350 Condenser Microphone, Original shock mount, Case and Box!
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: CAD Pickup Pattern: Cardioid, Omnidirectional MPN: Does Not Apply Type: Condenser Microphone Connectivity: Cable Mount Type: None Connector(s): XLR Model: E350 Features: Integrated Preamplifier Design: Freestanding Microphone Form Factor: Handheld/Stand-Held
This is an Original CAD Equitek E-350 studio large condenser microphone in perfect working condition.Arguably CAD's best microphone, this E-350 is the
Original "oval badge" model; 100%-made in the USA. It is in good cosmetic condition with some marginal light scratches on the lower rear side of the body. NO nicks, dings, dents whatsoever. Very well cared for with modest usage in a smoke-free studio,
and has been carefully stored. About the E-350…CAD Audio Equitek E-350
Multi-Pattern Condenser MicrophoneThe Equitek E-350 was a revised version of the E-300 multipattern condenser. Both mics offered three polar patterns, a large-diaphragm capsule, -20dB pad, and CAD’s proprietary Op-Amp “Equitek” transformerless amplifier circuitry.Differences between the two microphones were: ▪ - The name plate. ▪ - The source of the capsule.Whereas the original E-300 used an imported large-diaphragm capsule, reportedly from China, the E-350 used a capsule manufactured within CAD’s factory in Conneaut, OH.This “Optema OS-110” capsule would be used within many of CAD’s microphones, including the VSM, the dual-tube VX2, and the first generation M177 and M179 (the manufacturing of which would later be outsourced to an offshore factory). It was a 33mm capsule with (in its multipattern configuration) two 28mm center-terminated diaphragms made of 3-micron “high-strength polymer film.”The E-350 is a large microphone, standing nearly 9'' tall.The large body houses the PCB and two rechargeable 9V batteries.A jumper labeled JP1, located inside the microphone, allows the mic’s “auto power shut-off” feature to be disabled. In its factory default state, the microphone requires phantom power for operation. For field use without phantom power, the jumper must be set to “Manual” rather than “Auto Shut Off” mode.The manufacturer recommends leaving the external power switch “on,” if the internal jumper is in “auto shut off” mode.The mic was released in 1998.A rare and sought-after modern classic, The E-350 rivals some of the industry's most distinguished and renowned professional large condenser studio microphones.
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | CAD |
| Pickup Pattern: | Cardioid, Omnidirectional | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| Type: | Condenser Microphone | Connectivity: | Cable |
| Mount Type: | None | Connector(s): | XLR |
| Model: | E350 | Features: | Integrated Preamplifier |
| Design: | Freestanding | Microphone Form Factor: | Handheld/Stand-Held |
This is an Original CAD Equitek E-350 studio large condenser microphone in perfect working condition.Arguably CAD's best microphone, this E-350 is the
Original "oval badge" model; 100%-made in the USA. It is in good cosmetic condition with some marginal light scratches on the lower rear side of the body. NO nicks, dings, dents whatsoever. Very well cared for with modest usage in a smoke-free studio,
and has been carefully stored. About the E-350…CAD Audio Equitek E-350
Multi-Pattern Condenser MicrophoneThe Equitek E-350 was a revised version of the E-300 multipattern condenser. Both mics offered three polar patterns, a large-diaphragm capsule, -20dB pad, and CAD’s proprietary Op-Amp “Equitek” transformerless amplifier circuitry.Differences between the two microphones were: ▪ - The name plate. ▪ - The source of the capsule.Whereas the original E-300 used an imported large-diaphragm capsule, reportedly from China, the E-350 used a capsule manufactured within CAD’s factory in Conneaut, OH.This “Optema OS-110” capsule would be used within many of CAD’s microphones, including the VSM, the dual-tube VX2, and the first generation M177 and M179 (the manufacturing of which would later be outsourced to an offshore factory). It was a 33mm capsule with (in its multipattern configuration) two 28mm center-terminated diaphragms made of 3-micron “high-strength polymer film.”The E-350 is a large microphone, standing nearly 9'' tall.The large body houses the PCB and two rechargeable 9V batteries.A jumper labeled JP1, located inside the microphone, allows the mic’s “auto power shut-off” feature to be disabled. In its factory default state, the microphone requires phantom power for operation. For field use without phantom power, the jumper must be set to “Manual” rather than “Auto Shut Off” mode.The manufacturer recommends leaving the external power switch “on,” if the internal jumper is in “auto shut off” mode.The mic was released in 1998.A rare and sought-after modern classic, The E-350 rivals some of the industry's most distinguished and renowned professional large condenser studio microphones.
Multi-Pattern Condenser MicrophoneThe Equitek E-350 was a revised version of the E-300 multipattern condenser. Both mics offered three polar patterns, a large-diaphragm capsule, -20dB pad, and CAD’s proprietary Op-Amp “Equitek” transformerless amplifier circuitry.Differences between the two microphones were: ▪ - The name plate. ▪ - The source of the capsule.Whereas the original E-300 used an imported large-diaphragm capsule, reportedly from China, the E-350 used a capsule manufactured within CAD’s factory in Conneaut, OH.This “Optema OS-110” capsule would be used within many of CAD’s microphones, including the VSM, the dual-tube VX2, and the first generation M177 and M179 (the manufacturing of which would later be outsourced to an offshore factory). It was a 33mm capsule with (in its multipattern configuration) two 28mm center-terminated diaphragms made of 3-micron “high-strength polymer film.”The E-350 is a large microphone, standing nearly 9'' tall.The large body houses the PCB and two rechargeable 9V batteries.A jumper labeled JP1, located inside the microphone, allows the mic’s “auto power shut-off” feature to be disabled. In its factory default state, the microphone requires phantom power for operation. For field use without phantom power, the jumper must be set to “Manual” rather than “Auto Shut Off” mode.The manufacturer recommends leaving the external power switch “on,” if the internal jumper is in “auto shut off” mode.The mic was released in 1998.A rare and sought-after modern classic, The E-350 rivals some of the industry's most distinguished and renowned professional large condenser studio microphones.