Up for sale is a small diaphragm pencil condenser microphone manufactured in Singapore by sE Electronics.
If you're reading this, the chances are that you already know what you're looking at, but if not, this is a mic designed for high sensitivity applications such as recording acoustic guitar, piano, overheads, wind instruments, some percussion etc...
The mic is in good cosmetic condition, but the body is slightly oxidised, so the chrome looks a little speckled in places, but from what I gather this is fairly normal for mics in this price range (It's started happening to my NT5's, which I've owned from new and looked after well). You can see this in the photo anyway
Brand new these go for around £100, so I'm looking for £70 shipped
SOS review - http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jul05/articles/se123.htm
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If you'd like to see seller references, I'm listed under the same username on www.ultimate-guitar.com, and I have a perfect ebay feedback score (Sonny_sam16).
If you're reading this, the chances are that you already know what you're looking at, but if not, this is a mic designed for high sensitivity applications such as recording acoustic guitar, piano, overheads, wind instruments, some percussion etc...
The mic is in good cosmetic condition, but the body is slightly oxidised, so the chrome looks a little speckled in places, but from what I gather this is fairly normal for mics in this price range (It's started happening to my NT5's, which I've owned from new and looked after well). You can see this in the photo anyway
Brand new these go for around £100, so I'm looking for £70 shipped
SOS review - http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jul05/articles/se123.htm
Photo -
If you'd like to see seller references, I'm listed under the same username on www.ultimate-guitar.com, and I have a perfect ebay feedback score (Sonny_sam16).
