Here’s a Beyerdynamic M360 Ribbon Microphone from the 1960’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 overall looks good with a few paint blemishes here and there. It has received a ribbon replacement and is ready for use! The mounting options for this particular microphone are limited, so I'd recommend using a Triad Orbit M2 for ease of use with different angles. Grab this rare M360 ribbon microphone from Beyer!