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Oktava MK012/MK-012, the Chinese Microphone Caper pt. IV (debris.com -
online journal of  http://www.chinese-microphone.com/ matthew
mcglynn)DEBRIS.COMgood for a laugh, or possibly an aneurysmDigital
music, Pro-Tools, drumming, microphones, recording gear... Sunday, May
22nd, 2005 Oktava MK012/MK-012, the Chinese Microphone Caper pt. IV
Fans of the Oktava/Guitar Center/McKay microphone controversy, told
here in 3 parts (I, II, III), should check out this 127-post-long
thread on

rec.audio.pro, somewhat innocently titled Oktava update?A few
nuggets:A & F McKay Audio Limited of the UK is “in
liquidation.” Some folks on that board  http://www.chinese-microphone.com/
speculate that this is an effort to escape legal obligations: shut
down one company, then open another to continue the business of the
first. I wonder if this affects the warranties previously issued by
the McKay brothers for Oktava products.Aidan Humphreys conducted an A/
B test of Russian and Chinese MK012 mics and posted WAV files of both.
His site is set up to allow you to listen to the samples blind —
it’s very well-done and worth checking out if you’re
shopping. See: http://w

ww.sound-patterns.com/mk012/Update 2005-09-05: not from r.a.p., but
relevant, is the detailed review of the Chinese vs. Russian MK-012s on
the gearslutz.com forum (may require registration)Some inter
http://www.chinese-microphone.com/ esting background information can
also be found in the rec.audio.pro archives, such as this post full of
legal actions and brimstone from Fergus McKay in February 2001, which
itself spawned 120+ responses. Fergus McKay’s post struck a
nerve, or 120 of them, and a lot of people who seem to know what
they’re talking about posted some revealing facts.On a side
note, I’m happy to

have re-discovered Usenet this weekend… I’d given it up
for dead in 1992 wh http://www.chinese-microphone.com/ en recruiters
infested ba.jobs. Tags: posted to channel: Musicupdated: 2005-09-05
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