AEA R88 MK2 Stereo Ribbon Microphone Woodwind Instruments

AEA R88 MK2 Stereo Ribbon Microphone Woodwind InstrumentsIn the 1930s, EMI engineer Alan Blumlein invented stereo recording by demonstrating the natural reproduction of the soundstage at one of the Abbey Road studios in London, UK. Still today, his coincident recording technique using two figure of 8 ribbons is the benchmark for producing an authentic representation of a performance in a room. The R88 mk2 stereo microphone is a true Blumlein recording system optimized for recording instruments and ensembles

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