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We are honored to sell the Ray Rayburn collection of microphones and sound equipment. Many collector items as well as more current technologies. Some rarely seen for sale anywhere! All will sell to the highest bidder. Mr. Rayburn is semi-retired and spending more time with his family in Texas.
Mr. Rayburn has worked in the sound industry for decades. He began his career in the early 1960’s when much of today’s technology was being developed. He has collected an amazing assortment of equipment beginning in the early 1960’s. He has been a sound consultant for K-2 Audio, Cirrus Logic, Peak Audio and Sound First. He was recognized as a Fellow of the Audio Engineering Society “In recognition of your contributions to the art and science of sound system design, digital signal processing and routing, and electromagnetic compatibility.” Ray authored the third edition of “Eargles Microphone Book and wrote segments of the book- “Handbook for sound Engineers”. He has over 100 articles published on sound, acoustics and related topics. More details about Ray’s history and his resume... Show more
Mr. Rayburn has worked in the sound industry for decades. He began his career in the early 1960’s when much of today’s technology was being developed. He has collected an amazing assortment of equipment beginning in the early 1960’s. He has been a sound consultant for K-2 Audio, Cirrus Logic, Peak Audio and Sound First. He was recognized as a Fellow of the Audio Engineering Society “In recognition of your contributions to the art and science of sound system design, digital signal processing and routing, and electromagnetic compatibility.” Ray authored the third edition of “Eargles Microphone Book and wrote segments of the book- “Handbook for sound Engineers”. He has over 100 articles published on sound, acoustics and related topics. More details about Ray’s history and his resume... Show more
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Rare GenRad sound level meter with case.
GenRad (General Radio) model 1988 Precision Integrating Sound Level Meter and Analyser. Serial # 005531, untested with original case. It has some foam remnants on it from storage but it would clean up. From Ray Rayburn's collection. (See if case has preamp with attached microphone in pocket. Picture it if it does. That is a critical part.)
BSWA SM4206 studio microphone.
BSWA SM 4206 studio microphone. From BSWA, China's leading maker of measurement microphones. Has newer style black microphone body. Capsule comes with calibration chart. In new old stock condition. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
BSWA SM4205 microphone.
BSWA SM 4205 studio microphone. From BSWA, China's leading maker of measurement microphones. With premium type 2 metal diaphragm capsule. Has newer style black microphone body. Capsule comes with calibration chart. In new old stock condition. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
Worksman cycles Adult lite trike.
Complete just needs a little TLC and air in the tires. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
RCA electron tubes.
All are untested and unsearched, appears to be 5 RCA 6BK7B, five 12AU7A and more. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
Electro voice
Two EV 666 broadcast vocal microphones. These are also great on kick drum. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
Black knight 1
Two EV Black Knight 1 (BK1) condenser vocal microphones. In Peavey hard case. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
Electro voice
Two EV model 655C omni dynamic microphones. Popular broadcast news interview microphone. Also used as a studio instrument microphone. From Ray Rayburn's collection.
connectors
Pair of Cannon UA-3-11 connectors such as used on EV 655C and 666 microphones. Very rare. From Ray Rayburn's collection. For more info see:?http://www.soundfirst.com/xlr.html
AKG
Two AKG model D-24 microphones with adaptor cables, Hi end recording microphone. AKG had to discontinue this model because EV had a patent on the backbone design. This was before EV had any of their Continuously Vardiable D backbone models (RE20, RE18, RE16, RE15) in production. From Ray Rayburn's collection.