Hey guys, I'm doing a big gear unloading, and given all the pics that I have of each of these three things, I'll divide it up into three posts for the sake of organization. So item one is a Crown PCC 160 boundary mic, apparently the industry standard (according to this ebay auction, which of course is a horrible source for unbiased info, but the price is the more important part). I'm selling mine for $200 shipped in the US, and I'll be totally honest - I got it when my parents' church upgraded their stuff (no one knew what the hell it was, but they knew that I was into production, so they just handed a big box of stuff over to me, amongst which was this mic and the compressor in the next post), and because it has a Mini-XLR jack (as you'll see), I can't test it to see if it works - but on the record right here, right now, I'll offer a 100% money back guarantee including shipping if it doesn't work! So be not afraid my children. Here are pics (excuse the wretched cam-phone quality):
), so I don't think that's an unreasonable price. And though you probably won't be able to read it in the horrible quality pics, on the back each channel has an XLR input and output, an unbalanced 1/4" input and output, and a "Detector" 1/4" input and output (which I assume is for sidechaining). The front controls should be legible, but if not, each channel has a "Comp in" button, a 5-LED gain reduction meter, an "EXP GATE" pot with an LED over it (not sure what that is), and the usual pots for Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release, Input, and Output. There's also a "Stereo Link" button.
