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Microphone Liquid
Created by Alexander Graham Bell who with this microphone made the first transmission -
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The Microphone
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Mirophone Carbon
David Edward Hughes was inspired by Graham Bell 's invention , leading to design the carbon microphone . -
Condenser Microphone
Created by Edward Christopher Wente The advantage of these microphones is their flat frequency response throughout the spectrum compared to others; however, they have disadvantages as deterioration because they are susceptible to moisture and many require an external source . -
Dynamic Microphone
Alain Blumlein implementing membrane balsa wood and aluminum resulting in dynamic microphone -
Microphone Electret
today it is a very common in recording studios and television measurement microphone, and easily found on mobile and tie or lapel microphones. -
Ribbon Microphone
Its frequency is limited but generally uniform and is used in recording studios to capture warm instruments that are not recommended due to record high pressure producing instruments such as percussion instruments being relatively fragile . -
U47
Neumann launched the U47 , the first condenser microphone with switchable polar patterns , transducer stood out as one of the most influential elements in the recording studio . -
Microphone Digital
Elmer Baum obtained the patent for the first digital microphone history. -
Microphone Piezoeléctricos
This microphone had the advantage of high performance but was sensitive to moisture and very fragile. -
R-121
In 1997, David Royer, start designing the R121 microphone and in 1998 he opened Royer Labs, a leader today in ribbon microphones. -
Microphone láser
Mitchell J. Schnier develops an optical method using laser microphones to selectively detect the vocal sound waves remotely
