A small-sized dynamic microphone with a switch. Enclosed in a smart plastic box. The cable ends in two plugs, a 3-pin and a 5-pin DIN.

A simple, plastic dynamic microphone for home use made by Philips. To be mounted on a wire support. Packaged in a cardboard box. The cable ends in a 3-pin DIN plug.

A Dutch stereophonic dynamic microphone. The design perfectly matches the mood of the times. This microphone is sometimes used, e.g. when creating samples with the vintage sound of those years. Fairly popular, though increasingly less common. Features a 5-pin DIN plug at the end of the cable.

According to Philips’ engineers, this is what a modern 1970s microphone looked like. Indeed, you can’t say it’s not futuristic enough. A solidly built, stereophonic microphone with a cable ending with a stereo jack plug.

A visually unappealing early Philips microphone. A plastic body and a rather uninspiring design. Features a DIN plug at the end of the cable.

A dynamic Philips microphone manufactured in Holland. A small-sized plastic device. A standard-sized tripod opening at the bottom. A wire base. Elastic cable with DIN plug.

Another stereophonic microphone from this manufacturer. The whole microphone is made of plastic. It was available in two colour versions - with black and silver finishing of membrane covers. Attractive desing and possibility of disassembling. Long elastic cable with a 5-pin DIN plug.

A small product by Philips, wholly made of plastic. The microphone is quite inconspicuous and light, connected by means of a very thin cable which has a three-pin DIN connector.

A very decorative Philips model from the 1950s. It is its logo that you can see on our wallpaper of this brand. A plastic body, golden grill and stand. A speech/music switch at the back. The cable with a 3-pin din connector. This model was also manufactured with the 01 and 00 number endings.

A hardy attractive dynamic model from the 1950s. Definitely less popular than this company's other products. Wholly made of plastic on a detachable base. Golden grill made of a very thin metal sheet. The cable with a 3-pin din connector.