| Subject: | Re: Telinga news info! |
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| From: | "Klas Strandberg" klasstrandberg |
| Date: | Wed Apr 6, 2011 3:15 pm ((PDT)) |
Hmmmm... not sure that I understand. The Universal is sold by my son in Cyprus and is a dish, a handle and a cable with XLR's at both ends. No mic. There is not much to describe..? They look like typical Telinga=B4s, like on the first picture at the "photo gallery" at www.telinga.com (one of the webs oldest websites in use, from 1991..?? ) ME62 and MKH20 fits perfectly. If interested, please get in touch with jon Strandberg <> Klas. At 22:18 2011-04-06, you wrote: >Can you share this explanation on the list? >Juan >www.birdsounds.ronjaleader.net |
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