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		<title>The Fairchild F-22 Condenser Mic c.1965 (aka the Syncron AU7A)</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[&#160; &#160;  Alright so this is a little confusing&#8230;  Above is an advert for the Fairchild F-22 microphone, as published in 1965.  This mic is known to be identical to the Syncron AU7A (see previous post)&#8230;  so why was it advertised earlier, with a higher price, under the Fairchild name?  Maybe I am getting my [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: left;"> Alright so this is a little confusing&#8230;  Above is an advert for the Fairchild F-22 microphone, as published in 1965.  This mic is known to be identical to the Syncron AU7A (<a href="https://www.preservationsound.com/?p=698" target="_blank">see previous post</a>)&#8230;  so why was it advertised earlier, with a higher price, under the Fairchild name?  Maybe I am getting my dates mixed up here&#8230; anyway, <a href="http://www.primalgear.com/" target="_blank">Primal Gear in Nashville</a> had a pair of these things for pretty cheap recently, but I was scared-off by the necessity for updating the internal power supply, as Syncron mics require certain mercury cells that are no longer made (<em>or legal, likely</em>).  Anyway&#8230;  any of y&#8217;all using/have used the F22/AU7A? Let us know&#8230;  living here in central CT, once-home of Syncron labs, I feel fairly certain that I will eventually stumble upon one of these things&#8230; no luck yet tho.</p>
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