Mike,
Just the other day, I heard someone on the air talking about the ATR-30 and,
acording to them, it's been replaced by a mic with only minor differences.
I can't recall what the model number was exactly but it might've been the
3700 or something like that. So apparently, it's been dressed up and
renamed but is still around.
Lou Kolb
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From: "Mike Duke, K5XU" <
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Sent: Monday, January 02, 2012 3:31 PM
Subject: Anybody Ever Used an Emmerson Microphone?
> Awhile back, I went looking for the Audio Technica ATR30 microphone
> which some on this list have used, only to find that they stopped
> producing that microphone last February.
>
> My local Sears store is among those which will be closed, probably by
> April or May of this year, as announced late last week.
>
> This weekend, as my wife and I rambled through the store, I saw a
> stack of Emerson dynamic microphones. I believe the model is M189.
>
> These look to be your basic nothing fancy hand held vocal type
> microphone, with the 3 pin XLR type connector. They are supplied with
> an appropriate cable that has the XLR on one end, and a 1/4 inch male
> plug on the other.
>
> The specs list the frequency response as 80 hz - 11 khz, with a 620
> ohm impedance. My store has them for $8.95. I think the regular price
> is $13.95.
>
> They are apparently made as extra microphones for a karaoki box that
> Emerson sells.
>
> If you have used this microphone, please let me know what you think of
> it.
>
>
>
> Mike Duke, K5XU
> American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs
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