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The following pictures show uniques, prototypes for later series and models that SCHOEPS decided not to manufacture. |
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1968: ORTF with two M221F | |
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Double A 20 elastic suspension for side fired microphone arangements (for example Blumlein) |
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Prototype of a coincident stereo microphone with 20mm capsule diameter instead of the 30mm at the CMTS |
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The prototype for the later CCM-L series, we called it Baby Mike | |
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Prototype of a battery powered microphone (not continued) (approx. 1970) | |
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The prototype of the four channel Colette mixer MCQ | |
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If we would have continued this ball adapter we would have called it KA 100 (diameter 100mm) | |
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Wooden model of a big mike, never being realized | |
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The third step of devellopment was published: The CUT 1 | |
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... and finally: SCHOEPS in Madagaskar (click on the picture to get back to the index) | |
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