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This is a bullet style microphone from either the late 1940's or early 1950's. It was most likely used in the announce booth at Bay Meadows horse race track in San Mateo, California, active 1934-2008. The background photo is Hal Moore, a 1950's Bay Meadows track announcer, from a vintage newspaper clipping.
Depedro - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg - 01.03.2019, weitere Fotos unter:
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Besetzung:
Jairo Zavala: guitar, vocals
Martin Bruhn: drums, percussion
Enrique Fuentes: guitar
Hector Rojo: e-bass
Martin Wenk: keys, melodica, trumpet
A big surprise on the field. The insect in the flower I mean. A no smaller finding - one of this (borrowed) lens' very few drawbacks is its minimal focus distance, which is 0.95 m. Not a bad job though.
ISO 200 ; f/2.2 ; 1/1250 ; @85mm
When I am singing
the feeling is good
It is all of these things
When I know that I should
ideas
One title I came up with today was
"Barely Unbearable Bears"
Teddy Bear Tuesdays
These microphones are used to play SingStar on the Sony Playstation. It is a kareoke based game and give good laughs.
Uploaded for the weekly theme #Sound in The Flickr Lounge .
Photographed at Randfontein in South Africa.
Using the Nikon Nikkor AF-S 35mm f/1.8 G DX lens.
I shoot full manual in Raw and edit in GIMP.
Critique is welcomed.
Thank you all very much for your visits, favs and comments.
Take this photo while I tried the parameters of my camera. It was daylight.
For me the simplicity of the photo is fantastic.
Grotte de la Madeleine
Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone (Hérault),
Site archéologique Lattara
Montpellier
Once again a pot from the mid neolithic that was conceived for integrated string that would let it hang from a beam - probably near to where cooking occurred, so hanging with other pots in a line somewhere close to a fire place.
Low temperature firing (pre-glaze) requiring much potter's time buffing the drying clay to attain a water-proof surface. The precious final object could flit between definition; holding grain, water, human burial bones, nuts, flour, and so on. Everything about hanging round ceramics of the mid neolithic seems to have retained a maximum reverberation of the ceramics 'chambre' and there is a possibility that function changed with context, with the same bowl that transformed natural ingredients into 'supper' employed to transform a singing voice into a larger dynamic stylized musical resonance. Singing, clapping and playing pipes over hanging bowels being a potential way to access a myriad realm of amplification and reverb. Here is an example of a pot that seems to have been designed to hang in a tilted aspect. Whilst this might simply be to access 'dried herbs' for stews, the possibility should at least be levied that this might be an example of an early microphone from around 6,000 ybp.
AJM 21.05.18
Location: Studio
Bearbeitung: Jürgen Krall Photography
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The Sun Studio microphone. Before Sam Phillips died, he donated his treasured mic. It launched the careers of Elvis, Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, etc.
Note the microphone Elvis is using in that photo. It is the same mic standing there. In his will, Sam Phillips, SUN Studios founder, specified that the mic be made available to the public. It is presented at the end of the tour, you can touch it, swing it, take a selfie. A genuine piece of American history the people can actually interact with.
SUN Studios - Memphis