Here’s a Beyer M360 Ribbon Microphone from the 1950’s! These lesser seen ribbons have a different motor structure than any other Beyer ribbon (large horseshoe magnets), and an acoustical labyrinth that helps gives these microphones a hyper-cardiod pattern. These models were very expensive at the time, costing more than double the price of the M320 and a good bit more than their top of the line M160. M360's are great uni-directional ribbons, with a crisp high end and depth that makes them a nice option for vocals and more.  Cosmetically, this one is in great shape with a few small blemishes to the paint and comes in the original case with all original paperwork. The original ribbon in this microphone is still in perfect condition (a rare find!). The mounting options for this particular microphone are limited, and I'd recommend using a Triad Orbit M2 or similar for ease of use. Grab this rare M360 ribbon microphone from Beyer!