Golden Age Project R1 MKIII Active Ribbon Microphone

Golden Age Project R1 MKIII Active Ribbon Microphone

Marsoni

M251S

$254.50

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Golden Age Project R1 MKIII Active Ribbon MicrophoneThe R1 Active MKIII is a very cool mic that combines the best of two worlds; the warmth of a ribbon and the stability of a F. E. T. buffer amplifier. This means that you can use the R1 Active MkIII with long cables and virtually any pre amp featuring 48V phantom power. A clean and clear sound, yet warm and punchy is what the R1 Active MKIII will deliver in most cases. We love it on drums, as an ambience mic or in pairs for O. H. pickup, but it sounds

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025