Ev 664 Microphone. Microphone ElectroVoice 664 Fin années 1950 (IledeFrance) Audiofanzine Estimated Value for Electro-Voice 664 Cardioid Dynamic Microphone on Reverb Pic # 2 is from a catalog I have showing the 664A mics basic specs and characteristics
ElectroVoice 664 microphone, from the 1960s Stock Photo Alamy from www.alamy.com
Greetings! This is a EV (Electro-Voice) model 664 dynamic cardioid Hi-Z/Lo-Z microphone from the 1960's or 1970's, not sure Microphone is wired for high impedance unless 150 ohm is requested
ElectroVoice 664 microphone, from the 1960s Stock Photo Alamy
Greetings! This is a EV (Electro-Voice) model 664 dynamic cardioid Hi-Z/Lo-Z microphone from the 1960's or 1970's, not sure The cardioid pattern is obtained through use of three sound entrances located in the back of the diaphragm. The 664 was first introduced in the early 1950's with a larger, heavier frame.
Microphone ElectroVoice 664 Fin années 1950 (IledeFrance) Audiofanzine. EV employees with the company at the time recall that one of the reasons for the 664's development was to answer the considerable success of the Shure model 55 (Unidyne). The Electro-Voice 664 microphone offers a unique sound profile with its Variable-D design, minimizing proximity effects and emphasizing low-mids
EV 664 A ElectroVoice EV 664 A Audiofanzine. 300 Hz 5,000 Hz S PER 10,000 Hz Figure 2 — Polar Pattern Stand Coupler: 5/8 in The Electro-Voice Model 664 is a cardioid microphone of the dynamic type with only one moving element