I seem to see… an RCA BK-1A?
an Electrovoice 664?
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…and maybe the Dukane 95D as well.
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Lafayette Electronics was an importer and retailer of consumer-electronics active from the mid 1920s through the early 1980s. They were a competitor of Radio Shack and Allied electronics; when those two retail giants merged, Lafayette was squeezed out of the market. So what happened to all of the Lafayette shops? Turns out that may of them became Circuit Cities. Crazy. Anyhow, a lot of Lafayette’s merchandise in the 1960s was re-branded Japanese goods that bore a certain resemblance to US-made goods of the period. These microphones are a good example. When the Japanese designers got the ‘copy’ exactly right, it’s not that interesting… but the odd pastiches, such as the PA-46, have a certain weird-dream charm to them. Check out the complete history of Lafayette at this link.
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This looks like the MM mic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3IzpazVl-I
Hello,
I've got this beautiful mic but can't find the right cord for it.
Any idea where I could find it? It's a male three pin small connector.
thank you!
And thank you for all the useful info about it!