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WUNDER AUDIO CM7 FET
October 2009—Distributed exclusively by Vintage King Audio (www.vintageking.com), Wunder Audio's CM7 FET ($2,495, retail; $1,995, MAP) microphone is a multipattern version (cardioid, omni, figure-8) of the classic but single-pattern U47 FET. The CM7 FET features a new K47 dual-membrane capsule, wooden mic box, historic-style shock-mount and one-year warranty.















WUNDER AUDIO CM7 MICROPHONE
The CM7 ($6,495) from Wunder Audio features the original large-style U47 transformer used in the earlier U47s, including the legendary “Large Badge” U47. The CM7 transformer's larger size and high nickel content achieves better low end rolling off at 20 Hz, identical to the original U47 design. This omni/cardioid mic ships in a plush oak box, and includes a shock-mount, power supply and a Tuchel-connected mic cable. 















WUNDER AUDIO CM49
November 2006—Based on the famed M49, Wunder’s CM49 multipattern tube mic comes with the original AC701K tube and M7 capsule. 






































WUNDER AUDIO CM12
November 2004—The CM12 uses the T14/1 output transformer, which was standard in the C12/24/Elam. The capsule is a CK12-style. The tubes are NOS GE 5-star 6072. Capacitors, resistors and high-end Teflon-coated silver wire are of the highest quality available. The PSU offers true precision regulation combined with passive filtering, safer for microphone and capsule. RF and transient voltage-protected AC input. The unit uses gold Neutrik connectors and Mogami point-to-point wiring for the audio path. Retail: $4,995. 

















WUNDER AUDIO CM7 (LARGE TRANSFORMER)
November 2004—The new version of the Wunder Audio CM7 Tube Microphone comes with the early large-style U47 transformer that was used in the legendary “Large Badge” U47s. These first couple hundred U47s are very sought after sonically. The CM7 transformer's high nickel content achieves better low-end rolling off at 22 Hz instead of 40 Hz. Newly skinned vintage M7 or KK47 capsules are options. Tubes are hand-selected vintage Telefunken VF14 or EF14. Retail: $4,995.
























	

	

		





	
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