F/S Behringer ECM 8000 Measurement Microphones

[rubicon]

I have three of these for sale - complete in the travelling plastic case.

$25 dollars each

Thank you

BEHRINGER: ECM8000

 

[perceptionchanges]

Me me me

Hi, I would very much like to buy one of the microphones off you. I would prefer is possible to use paypal and would much appreciate USPS for shipping.
My postal code (canada) is v8t 3p4.
Thanks
Kevin

 

[rubicon]

Hi, I would very much like to buy one of the microphones off you. I would prefer is possible to use paypal and would much appreciate USPS for shipping.
My postal code (canada) is v8t 3p4.
Thanks
Kevin

No worries...

Please PM (if you haven't already done so) and I can quote everything with shipping, etc.

Thanks

 

[davecandialex]

Behringer Mike

Hi Rubicon, I would also like to buy a mike. I will PM you.

 

[rubicon]

Thanks all for your interest...

I think I need to temporarily suspend sales here to be sure I have enough for all of the inquiries.

Once I tally everything up - I'll let you folks know where I stand.

Thank You

 

[Spasticteapot]

Can I have one too? 😀

 

[Egindin]

Beringer mike

OMG! I just bought one on ebay. There these mikes go for $40+. Bummer.

 

[Mario Pankov]

Would you agree to ship one to Sofia, Bulgaria, EU and at what shipping cost? Can you put a "gift" status on it as otherwise I have to spend 1 day in bullshiting with the customs and they will charge about 20 euro just for the documents handling and payments ( so its cheaper to buy a new one from here ).

 

[udailey]

Assume last one is sold, but is it?

 

[planet10]

OMG! I just bought one on ebay. There these mikes go for $40+. Bummer.

I just bought one -- calibrated -- for $80. Given they are only useful from about 200-8k without calibration, are $50ish new, $40 seems steep.

dave

 

[udailey]

Dave, what software do you suggest? I want to measure subwoofers. Will calibrated ECM do any good at low low freq, like 20ish?

 

[planet10]

I have 2 calibrated by Cross-spectrum (+ one i hope to use those 2 to at least roughly calibrate). 1 is down 2.5 dB at 20 Hz, the other 3dB. That is getting to be a significant enuff deviation from flat that one needs to worry, in a critical case they would be ruled out as being accurate enuff at that frequency.

dave