MICROPHONES - (List equipment you want to BUY - SELL - TRADE w/Voiceover Universe members)

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Permalink Reply by S. Michael Leier on October 22, 2008 at 4:51pm

In the very near future (by early next year) I will looking for a good used Sennheiser 416. If you have one you do not need or know of one, please let me know.

Thank you very much!

Talk Soon,
mike

PS: I will work for equipment...lol

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Permalink Reply by Portia Scott-Hicks on November 14, 2008 at 10:54pm

Hello Michael,

Hope this finds you well. I have a Sennheiser 416 for sale. It's like new. Moved to a new company and I don't have a need for it any longer. Selling for $1500.00 can be flexible.
Let me know if you are interested. You can email me at: posshvoices@aol.com
Thanks,
Portia

Attachments:

• SENNHEISER MIC 4SALE.zip, 6.6 MB

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Permalink Reply by George Whittam on November 20, 2008 at 3:27am

Is that Canadian dollars? They are $1200 new in USD.

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Permalink Reply by Tom Daniels on January 5, 2010 at 9:10am

My best price offer so far is $1099.00..

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Permalink Reply by Jerry Pullés on November 18, 2008 at 2:30am

I also have a 416 for sale. I paid $1,300 for it a couple of years ago and hardly use it.
For some reason I prefer my Neumann TLM 103 on my voice.
I have the original box, mount, windscreen and documentation. if you're interested.
Jerry

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Permalink Reply by Mike Bratton on December 9, 2008 at 11:09pm

Hello Michael!

I am actually selling my venerable 416 for the price of $700. I purchased it used from ebay about 5-6 years ago, and I paid $1000 for it...I had it rebuilt once, because I seem to have miscalculated exactly how loud I was going to shout at it one day, and blew the capsule. A few days with Sennheiser, and it was as good as new. Heck, they even cleaned it up, and refurbished the white paint on the lettering!

Anyway, I will sell it to you, and ship it to you in the metal "to-go" tube that my Rode NTG-3 shotgun came in. It's perfect for the 416.

I'm ordering a second RODE as my backup and "mobile studio" microphone, so I won't be needing this one anymore.

I also just purchased John Weeks' U87 ( THANKS AGAIN JOHN! )...So I'll have that in my home arsenal as well...

If you're interested, email me for pics!

Take care!

Mike Bratton
www.mikebrattonvoice.com

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Permalink Reply by Don Paustian on May 7, 2009 at 8:34am

Mike.. you still have that 416?
-=dono

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Permalink Reply by Mike Patrick on November 5, 2008 at 11:01am

I have a Neumann TLM-103 Large-diaphragm Cardioid Mic with Wooden Jeweler's Box that is in perfect condition by all standards. I have had it for two years. (Purchased New) It does not have a shock mount but does have a stand mount. I am willing to let it go for $800.00. MSRP on this mic currently is $1,478.00 (New)

Thanks,

Mike Patrick

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Permalink Reply by Paul Quinn on December 22, 2008 at 2:08pm

I am selling a Pearlman TM-1 with German Tube. It is a beautiful sounding microphone, but a bit too BIG and colored for my work, which requires mainly a neutral sound. I've used it less that a half dozen times. All the goodies including power supply, mogami cables, shockmount and flight case, all in PERFECT condition for $1400.00. I purchased it new, almost 2 years ago for $1650.00.

If you do promos, imaging, trailers, or especially sing, this mic shines with very little eq needed...it sounds larger than life, and dominates any mix with ease. If you every wanted the vintage color and tone of a U47, this is an awesome soundalike for alot less than a U47. Again, just too much color for me as I voice mainly commercials and narration. If interesetd, you should definately research the Pearlman online...shootouts, whos using it, reviews, etc. Its an exceptional mic, and nowadays the price has gone up since I purchased mine. I'll be happy to upload pics if your interested.

Thanks!

-Paul

bendingsound.com

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Permalink Reply by Randy Lee Field on March 17, 2009 at 4:36pm

Looking for an Electro-Voice RE20 anyone is not using and is willing to part with at a low cost(my wife has a tight hold on the purse strings!)

Thanks!

Randy

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Permalink Reply by Jim Kipping on March 19, 2009 at 10:01pm

Groove Tube GT66, with power supply.
Sweet mic, very clean, $700 bucks.

And if you live up north, you can plug it into your car's engine block
at night to keep it nice and toasty! :)
Ok.. well.. no you can't do that, but it is nice and warm mic.

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Permalink Reply by Doug Ingber on April 7, 2009 at 8:30am

Hi all...Looking for entry level mic, do i need interface? entry level. Any ideas what to look at and where...this stuff iss very foreign...have ms vista...any ideas on forums/discussion groups to look at...anything will help...thanx for you attention.
Doug

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