Posted On: August 31st 2026, 01:49 pm
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Here’s a really special one! The Echolette E1000 ribbon mic was made specifically for the Beatles’ 1966 ‘Bravo-Beatles-Blitz Tournee’ run of Germany.
Less than 2000 of these microphones were produced, there’s a real chance that one of the Fab Four sang into this very microphone!
Internally, this is exactly a Beyerdynamic M160 cardioid ribbon microphone, and it sounds absolutely fantastic! All signs point to a sheltered life for this little beauty.
The M160 was also famously used as the drum overheads on Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks”
Snag the sexiest and most rare version of this classic Ribbon Microphone on our website!
#vintagemicrophones #beatles1966 #echolette #ribbonmicrophone #raregearDid Paul sing into this mic?
Or perhaps John?
Could’ve been George!
Custom handmade bag, tuchel tail, clip, and second mic case included.
Echolette E1000’s in use on the Blitztournee. John clearly loved the mic.
Echolette E1000’s in use on the Blitztournee