The RCA KB-2A Vs. RCA 44-BX Ribbon Microphones

This week's video shows the RCA KB-2A side by side with the RCA 44-BX! The KB2 was released back in the 50’s as a replacement for the much larger RCA 44-BX. RCA attempted to create a smaller microphone that wouldn’t cover a performers face with the same big sound as the 44.
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[@rogerkelley7924]

Nice review, and comparison. I have a RCA SK-35 (same as the SK-46). The SK-35/46 are affordable, but they are not as fantastic as the KB-2A, I see you have a have you done a review of a SK-46 microphone.

[@eloipainchaud1401]

You are doing very nice vids man!!!
What is the acoustic?
A Gibson B-25?
Sounds gorgeous!!

[@colepicksvintage]

Thanks! It’s a 1957 Gibson LG-3!