AKG Acoustics C 414 EB | RecordingHacks.com
The 414EB was the second-generation C414 microphone from AKG. Like its predecessor, it combined AKG’s famous CK-12 capsule with a solid-state amplifier circuit. The EB revision introduced a 3-way high-pass filter, and upgraded the -10dB pad to include a -20dB option; both were selectable via switches on the rear of the mic body, below the ...
AKG C414EB Vintage Condenser Microphone - Reverb
Rare AKG C414EB vintage condenser microphone in very good vintage condition and in regular use at commercial recording facility. It has the highly desirable original CK-12 capsule, now known as the “brass” CK-12, and was recently inspected & serviced by Nashville mic guru Bill Bradley.
AKG C414 EB w/ Brass CK12 Capsule - Reverb
The AKG C414 EB, the second generation and most sought-after of the 414 series, introduced a second pad position (-20dB) and 3 high-pass filter options. The original capsule in the C414 EB was the "Brass" CK12, as used in the AKG C 12 and Telefunken ELA M 251 microphones.
Story of the AKG C414 - SATURN SOUND
c414eb The next version of the C414, was the C414EB . Much the same as the C414, with the addition of a 3 position Attenuator switch (0,-10,-20dB) and 3 position Bass roll-off switch (Flat, 75, 150Hz).
AKG C414EB Comb 1970-1971 - Silver - Reverb
2 days ago · It's a C414EB COMB, the first 414's ever made, with the serial number 975, which makes it one of the first 1000 414's ever made. A really cool part of history. The mic was in great shape, but I sent it over to Land Audio a couple years ago to be referbished, and to swap the old nylon capsule with a Tim Cambell C12 Brass capsule remake.
Is AKG C414 EB really that special? - Gearspace
Feb 13, 2018 · It's a decent mic for its age and it's praised chiefly for handling the highs with little sibilance. Yes, it does that well and goes for many thousands of dollars nowadays. I use and enjoy the newer AKG models (the XLS and XL II) and both do …
AKG C414EB (Brass CK12) Condenser Microphone – Cole Picks …
Here’s an AKG C414EB Condenser Microphone from the 1970’s! The original versions of the AKG C414EB had a brass CK12 capsule before AKG switched to nylon capsules. The brass CK12 is sought after for its articulate high end and consistent low end - it’s also used in the AKG C12 and Telefunken 251.
AKG C414 The Ultimate Comparison: XLS vs XLII vs B-ULS vs EB
Four different AKG C414 microphones are compared side by side by recording the same track with each. The different versions of the C414 microphones, including the C414EB with the CK-12 capsule and the C414 B-ULS, are tested on different instruments and vocals.
AKG C 414 EB Four-pattern LDC Mic #6290 (Vintage)
Excellent all-purpose microphone that really shines on vocals and acoustic instruments, but works well on almost anything. The AKG 414 Series of microphones continue a long tradition of excellence that starts with the legendary C12 tube mic, with its equally legendary CK 12 capsule able to produce nine polar patterns.
AKG C414 EB - Gearspace
The 414EB was the second-generation C414 microphone from AKG. Like its predecessor, it combined AKG’s famous CK-12 capsule with a solid-state amplifier circuit.