Sujet Commentaires sur la news : [MUSIKMESSE] Micro Audio-Technica AT5047

Quand on entend l'excellence de leur gamme 100% japonaise pas chère (la série 40), j'avoue être plus que curieux d'entendre leurs micros à 4000€, et de manière leur série 50, à la conception vraiment originale et novatrice.
D'ailleurs, d'autres constructeurs utilisent des capsules ressemblant à ça ?

AT reste novateur ...!

... et sort de belles choses !

The reason Milab made it rectangular was that all normal capsules, being circular like a tambourine, will have a resonant peak that is very often in the midrange.

Il y a Pearl qui fait aussi des capsules rectangulaire

A pioneer in microphone production, Mr Rune Rosander began making crystals for microphones in 1939. Two years later, at the age of 27, he founded PML - Pearl Microphone Laboratories.
PML factory in 1961
In the 1950s he invented the rectangular capsule which is the origin of the design still in use today. A number of great sounding microphones were built around this unconventional capsule, e.g. the DC-63 and the DC-96. The latter was first manufactured in 1967 and - 50 years later - still remains a very popular microphone thanks to its clear, natural sound and small size.

In 1978 PML was split into two companies and within a few years the separation was made permanent. Rune Rosander's son, Hans, became the managing director of the new company, to which all PML products, technology, facilities and employees were transferred. Models that had previously been labelled PML, like the DC-63 and DC-96, were now sold under the new name Milab (Microphone Laboratories).