The R-84 form, which documents a disposition of an arrest, states whether the arrested individual was convicted or acquited, or if the arrest was dismissed.

The R-84 form, which documents a disposition of an arrest, states whether the arrested individual was convicted or acquited, or if the arrest was dismissed.

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R84 series ribbon microphones deliver the classic tonality of the legendary R44, with extended top-end and reduced proximity effect for mid-range and close-range recording. The R84A is an active version of the passive R84 that allows compatibility with a wider range of preamplifiers.

With the R84, users achieve a sound that is smooth, natural and free from any of the uncomfortable resonances that shorter ribbons and condensers can exhibit. The result is a sound that many engineers say is astonishingly close to what their ears hear when they are actually standing in the studio.

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The passive version, the R84, is preamp dependent while the active R84A has 48-volt powered internal electronics with the same JFET technology used in our preamps, making it preamp flexible. The R84A works with a preamp of any impedance and has 12dB more output than the R84 giving you more flexibility when selecting a preamp to pair it with.

The AEA R84 Ribbon Microphone is an outstanding general-purpose microphone, ideally suited for solo and accent work. It is hard to find an application where the R84 mic does not shine. Its natural sound and figure-8 directional sensitivity mean the R84 gives you everything professionals expect from a quality ribbon mic.

Much of the comeback of ribbon microphones in the early 2000s can be chalked up in no small way to AEA in Pasadena, CA, and their R84 certainly helped lead the way for a new class of microphones to find a place in studios of all sizes. This modern classic borrows from the RCA 44 and 77 microphones while having a sound and personality all its own.