Underrated + Affordable Vintage Microphones: Track #20

In this week's video we're building a track using some affordable and underrated vintage microphones. We're using a 1960's pair of Reslo RB Ribbon Microphones (sell for around $350 each) , a 1980's modded Oktava ML-51 Ribbon Microphone (sells unmoved for $100, modded for $325), and a 1970's AKG D109 (long body, sells for $50-100) Dynamic Microphone.
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[@prod.ghxstghxst]

what a track man wow. Love the very forward, bodily sound of the ML-51 especially

[@astronomichael]

Decent. Nice editing!

[@TheirSavior]

Great playing!

[@trickfall8752]

Cool track

[@reallyoldcob]

wowza

[@MirlitronOne]

I guess "affordable" means different things to different folks...

[@colepicksvintage]

With the Reslo’s being around $300 each, Oktava being around $300, and AKG D109 being $100 or less, I’d say compared to most vintage microphones these are affordable (especially considering their sound)!