File:EMI HB-1E microphone (1930s), Abbey Road Studios.jpg
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DescriptionEMI HB-1E microphone (1930s), Abbey Road Studios.jpg |
The original model of this microphone was named HB-1A, designed by EMI engineers Herbert Holman and Alan Blumlein. Later B, C and D versions were built as well. In most photos of Abbey Road in the 1930s and '40s, these HB models are the microphones being used. Sometime later EMI's Reg Willard created a final version, the 1E - only one was ever built, and it survives and functions to this day. (quotes from description)
Since the 1930s, microphones have been a key element in any recording session. They are the 'ears' of the studio, as they transform sound into electronic signals which can then be recorded. Abbey Road Studios' large collection of microphone is one of the best in the world. Vintage microphones are extremely valuable and prized by any studio. Abbey Road's unique collection comprises a large number of originals, spanning decades. It is a working collection, as the microphones used on recording sessions today are often the very ones that have been used by legendary artists throughout the studios' long history.(quotes from the description) |
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