Hello and welcome to The House of Chrome.

 You are looking at a very unique and somewhat rare microphone that's palm sized with huge sound.

 This 1970's era Japanese microphone was built by Akai and comes with a dynamic element which has been tested and works extremely well with strong output and a tone that's a bit higher pitched as it's set at High Z. Perfect for recording but would make an ideal harp mic as well. This mic has a very impressive strength for it's tiny dynamic element. It comes with the mic clip shown.

 As you can see in the pictures provided the satin chrome tip has a nice luster and shows zero scratches and scuffs. The front screen shows no wear as well with zero dents. The grey plastic lower handle shows no wear and free of any fractures or nicks. This mic comes with a stock cable that's 6 feet long and in perfect physical & working condition. The cable has a standard 1/4 inch male end connector for use with most modern audio equipment and all guitar amplifiers. The 1/4 inch connector might need to be replaced as it doesn't fit as snug in my audio equipment as it should. You may or may not notice the same problem?  The microphone measures 5 inches tall X 3/4 inches wide.

 This microphone is bit rare to come across and it has all of it's original hardware...nothing missing. A very portable, lite weight mic you can take anywhere you need.

 Hook her and use or simply display among your other fine vintage microphones.

 This mic is easily a 9 on a scale of 1 - 10 physically speaking. I stand by it 100%. The mic clip holds the mic perfectly and will screw onto any desk or floor stand. it allows for a quick release of the mic by squeezing the handles together.

 MICROPHONE STAND SEEN IS NOT PART OF THIS SALE...for display purposes only. 

 As with all my vintage microphones...