STUDIO SALE! Teisco DM-304 Dynamic Microphone Chrome 1960s Japan

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Here is a vintage Teisco DM-30 dynamic microphone. This mic comes from a studio environment and was cared for and stored appropriately. It has been temporarily re-wired with a 1/4" jack for testing. Tested and working properly.

The Teisco DM-304 is a vintage dynamic microphone made in Japan during the 1960s. Famous for its retro, heavy-chrome design, it is visually styled after the Electro-Voice 664 but offers its own distinct, lo-fi grit that makes it a popular choice for harmonica and character-driven vocal tracking.Core Specs & FeaturesType: Dynamic microphoneImpedance: Dual-impedance (switchable between Hi-Z for 50k Ω and Lo-Z for 600 Ω)Design: Heavy chrome casing with built-in on/off switchConnector: Often found with a vintage 3-prong, 4-prong, or attached 1/4" cable, though many units have been modified with modern XLR connectorsSound Profile & UseHarmonica (Harp): Players widely agree the DM-304 is outstanding for blues harp. Its gritty, mid-focused element behaves like a "bullet" mic when cupped tightly, making it a favorite for those wanting a punchy, distorted Chicago-blues sound.Guitars & Drums: Because of its unique frequency response, audio engineers on platforms like Gearspace praise it as a creative room mic, on guitar cabs, or on other transient-heavy sources where you want a dirty, vintage tone.

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