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David Edward Hughes was created the first microphone in 1877.
It consisted of charcoal granules packed loosely in a container where only air could enter.

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Edward Christopher Wente developed the first condenser microphone.

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The first moving coil microphone was built with practical use

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The ribbon microphone, another type of electromagnetic microphone created by Harry F. Olson, was launched on the market

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Neumann released the tube microphone U47, the first condenser microphone with a switchable cardioid and omni-directional polar pattern.

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The company Audio-Technica Corporation launched the AT-1 and AT-3MM models of stereophonic capsules and began supplying capsules to audio manufacturers.

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1957: the wireless microphone was invented by Litke.

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1957: the wireless microphone was invented by Litke.

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Manufacturer Electro-Voice responded to the demands of the film industry by developing the Shotgun microphone, which offered more focused audio pickup because it was unidirectional.

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1983: Sennheiser developed the first clip-on microphones

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1983: Sennheiser developed the first clip-on microphones

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When the Shure brothers released the SM58 and SM57, the development of microphone technology advanced rapidly.

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2010: The Eigenmike was released, a microphone that is composed of several high-quality microphones arranged on the surface of a solid sphere, allowing the sound to be captured from a variety of directions.

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2010: The Eigenmike was released, a microphone that is composed of several high-quality microphones arranged on the surface of a solid sphere, allowing the sound to be captured from a variety of directions.

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The latest research includes the use of fiber optics, lasers, and interferometers.