Topic: Help identifying active mics component

[captainentropy]

Hi everyone,

Not sure how to title this any better. I came across this photo while searching through the yard sale and I want to know what it is that I have circled in red. Any ideas? I think the mics are chopped Nakamichi 300s. Could the thing be the bodies? I couldn't find the original post for this pic.

[Life In Rewind]

Those look like the NADY phantom power adapters I sold on ebay last year.

Basically they convert 48V to something around 9V to power the microphones.

Those are the older version of this

http://www.nady.com/products/accessories/xm-10/

[captainentropy]

Ah, yes, I see the marking on the side of the bodies look like the say "NADY"

And it looks like the CM-300 mics operate on 7-10V, so that all makes sense.

I was hoping these were mics requiring higher voltage and what was plugged into the deck were some fancy adapters for actives.

Thanks for the sleuthing!

[justink]

Hi everyone,

Not sure how to title this any better. I came across this photo while searching through the yard sale and I want to know what it is that I have circled in red. Any ideas? I think the mics are chopped Nakamichi 300s. Could the thing be the bodies? I couldn't find the original post for this pic.

what kind of mount/swivels are those?

[Life In Rewind]

Hi everyone,

Not sure how to title this any better. I came across this photo while searching through the yard sale and I want to know what it is that I have circled in red. Any ideas? I think the mics are chopped Nakamichi 300s. Could the thing be the bodies? I couldn't find the original post for this pic.

what kind of mount/swivels are those?

Looks like a Shure A55M shock mount - supporting a pair of AKG-ish looking mic mounts...perhaps on a homebrew center piece to thread the mounts.

[captainentropy]

Oops, sorry. I forgot to link to the thread I found the photo in. There's discussion as to what mount it is

Here it is http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=117679

[DigiGal]

The mic clips/holders are made by Audix.