VINTAGE SHURE 1949-61 GREEN BULLET MICROPHONE HARP HAM
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Hello vintage Microphone enthusiasts , Up for auction is a Shure Brothers Mic model # 520SLB. These are great for Harmonica ( "Harp" ) musicians , as well as Ham radio buffs. THE HISTORY of the " GREEN BULLET" The Different Models The Green Bullet mic, also known as the model 520, was introduced in mid 1949 by Shure Brothers Inc. of Chicago, ILL. It was intended for use as a high quality, moderately priced microphone to be used mainly as a communications, recording, and public address microphone. It became popular with ham radio operators as well as commercial use as a dispatch mic for police, fire, and other commercial dispatch uses, as well as military use. The mic was tailored for good speech response, and was made to withstand temperature extremes, and to be practically moisture proof. It is unaffected by weather extremes and salt spray making an ideal choice for coastal areas. The mic was offered in 1950 with a stand and a handle with a built in "squeeze to talk" handle, which was known as the model 520SL. It was the exact same 520 mic with a built in desk stand and a squeeze to transmit switch. Shure also introduced a medium impedance mic, model 520SLB in 1961, which was meant for use where a long cable was needed between the transmitter and the microphone. The 520 mic without the stand was also available as a medium impedance
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