Vintage Microphone

Buchanan, Michigan during the 1950's and has a look all it's own with it's clean, pleasing lines and curves. It works like new with a 100% signal. She sounds excellent for an old dynamic microphone and set at high impedance.  The 611 utilizes the dynamic element instead of the crystal which the E.V 911 model came with. This mic has been thoroughly cleaned. . The original element is still inside the housing. The 611 was used as an affordable general purpose mic. It would make a great harp mic as well due to it's high Z setting. The 611 has what I would describe as a "Rockabilly" sound. More of a mid range tone with omni-directional characteristics. Great for singing and broadcasting purposes. This mic could be used for display or prop purposes as well.    As seen in the pics provided...the polished chrome finish has a very nice luster with almost no wear. One of the nicest examples I have seen in a very long time. Mic is a conservative 8 on a scale of 1 - 10 physically speaking. I've tried to provide the most detailed, up close photos available so you know exactly what you are getting and no buyers remorse so common with these older mics. The joint mechanism holds strong and the on / off switch mechanism works just as it should. No issues as far as I can tell.  The stainless steel mesh screen looks beautiful with zero wear. No tarnish, odors or dents. Threads for the cable and stand are perfect and this mic will screw onto any American desk or floor stand. The E.V badge looks very clean as well