Original 1960s Neumann U77 - Serviced by Wagner

Original 1960s Neumann U77 - Serviced by Wagner

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Original 1960s Neumann U77 - Serviced by WagnerReleased in 1968, the Neumann U77 is a rare transitional large diaphragm condenser microphone that bridges the circuitry of the revered tube based U67 with the new solid state era ushered in by the U87. Designed to operate on the 12V AB powering system used by European broadcasters at the time, the U77 uses the same K67 dual diaphragm capsule and transformer coupled FET design as the U87, but housed in a body and headbasket virtually identical to the

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