Help identifying microphone...
Help identifying microphone...
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Re: Help identifying microphone...
Its one of the Lewitt Audio LCT or LGT mics. Probably the LCT940:
https://www.lewitt-audio.com/microphone ... ng/lct-940
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https://www.lewitt-audio.com/microphone ... ng/lct-940
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Re: Help identifying microphone...
Thank You!!!
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Re: Help identifying microphone...
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In my world, things get less strange when I read the manual...
Re: Help identifying microphone...
I would assume it is an LCT 240 PRO, but it has been modified. The LCT 240 PRO is available in black and white, but the grill is black in both versions. Here the grill is white. Also, some parts of the shock mount were custom painted. Interesting!
https://www.lewitt-audio.com/microphone ... ct-240-pro
https://www.lewitt-audio.com/microphone ... ct-240-pro
Re: Help identifying microphone...
I wonder what was wrong with a nice discrete lav mic? 
Re: Help identifying microphone...
MarkOne wrote:I wonder what was wrong with a nice discrete lav mic?
Because a proper mic. nearly always sound better.
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Re: Help identifying microphone...
MarkOne wrote:I wonder what was wrong with a nice discrete lav mic?
Tiz the style of American chat-shows....
Amusingly, there are a couple of companies that engineer modern SDC capsules into old vintage ribbon mic cases specifically for these applications!
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