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1 music-pickup microphone
microphone boom — кино, выдвижной штатив для микрофона, «журавль»
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > music-pickup microphone
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2 music-pickup microphone
Телекоммуникации: концертный микрофонУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > music-pickup microphone
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3 music-pickup microphone
English-Russian electronics dictionary > music-pickup microphone
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4 music-pickup microphone
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > music-pickup microphone
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5 music-pickup microphone
English-Russian dictionary of modern telecommunications > music-pickup microphone
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6 music-pickup microphone
English-Russian dictionary of electronics > music-pickup microphone
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7 microphone
= Mic- alloy microphone
- alloy-granule microphone
- ammonium-dihydrogen-phosphate microphone
- antinoise microphone
- astatic microphone
- band microphone
- barium-titanate microphone
- bidirectional microphone
- breast microphone
- breast-plate microphone
- built-in microphone
- button microphone
- capacitance microphone
- capacitor microphone
- carbon microphone
- carbon-capsule microphone
- carbon-granule microphone
- cardioid microphone
- ceramic microphone
- clip-on microphone
- close-speaking microphone
- close-talking microphone
- combination microphone
- condenser microphone
- contact microphone
- crossed coincident microphones
- crystal microphone
- diaphragmless microphone
- differential microphone
- directional microphone
- distributed microphones
- double-button microphone
- double-element microphone
- dynamic microphone
- ear microphone
- electret microphone
- electronic microphone
- electrostatic microphone
- figure-of-eight microphone
- first-order gradient microphone
- flame microphone
- flat microphone
- flat-pressure-response microphone
- four-capsule microphone
- glow-discharge microphone
- gradient microphone
- granule microphone
- granule-type microphone
- gun microphone
- hand microphone
- hand-held microphone
- hot-wire microphone
- hypercardioid microphone
- inductive microphone
- inductor microphone
- integral microphone
- interference tube microphone
- ionic microphone
- laboratory standard microphone
- lanyard microphone
- lapel microphone
- lavalier microphone
- lens microphone
- line microphone
- lip microphone
- low-impedance microphone
- machine-gun microphone
- magnetic microphone
- magnetic-armature microphone
- magnetostriction microphone
- mask microphone
- measuring microphone
- metal-insulator-piezoelectric semiconductor transducer microphone
- midget microphone
- moving-coil microphone
- moving-conductor microphone
- moving-iron microphone
- multiple microphone
- music-pickup microphone
- narrow-angle microphone
- noise-canceling microphone
- nondirectional microphone
- n-th order gradient microphone
- omnidirectional microphone
- parabolic-reflector microphone
- phase-shift microphone
- piezoelectric microphone
- pistol grip microphone
- polydirectional microphone
- pre-emphasized microphone
- pressure microphone
- pressure-actuated ribbon microphone
- pressure-gradient microphone
- probe microphone
- push-pull microphone
- reflector microphone
- RF capacitor microphone
- ribbon microphone
- rifle microphone
- robust microphone
- speaker microphone
- standard microphone
- stereo microphone
- stereo microphones
- studio microphone
- subaqueous microphone
- supercardioid microphone
- superdirectional microphone
- talk-back microphone
- thermal microphone
- thermocouple microphone
- thermoelectric microphone
- throat microphone
- transistor microphone
- transistorized microphone
- unidirectional microphone
- variable-reluctance microphone
- velocity microphone
- wave-interference microphone
- wireless microphone
- zero-order gradient microphone -
8 microphone
- alloy microphone
- alloy-granule microphone
- ammonium-dihydrogen-phosphate microphone
- antinoise microphone
- astatic microphone
- band microphone
- barium-titanate microphone
- bidirectional microphone
- breast microphone
- breast-plate microphone
- built-in microphone
- button microphone
- capacitance microphone
- capacitor microphone
- carbon microphone
- carbon-capsule microphone
- carbon-granule microphone
- cardioid microphone
- ceramic microphone
- clip-on microphone
- close-speaking microphone
- close-talking microphone
- combination microphone
- condenser microphone
- contact microphone
- crossed coincident microphones
- crystal microphone
- diaphragmless microphone
- differential microphone
- directional microphone
- distributed microphones
- double-button microphone
- double-element microphone
- dynamic microphone
- ear microphone
- electret microphone
- electronic microphone
- electrostatic microphone
- figure-of-eight microphone
- first-order gradient microphone
- flame microphone
- flat microphone
- flat-pressure-response microphone
- four-capsule microphone
- glow-discharge microphone
- gradient microphone
- granule microphone
- granule-type microphone
- gun microphone
- hand microphone
- hand-held microphone
- hot-wire microphone
- hypercardioid microphone
- inductive microphone
- inductor microphone
- integral microphone
- interference tube microphone
- ionic microphone
- laboratory standard microphone
- lanyard microphone
- lapel microphone
- lavalier microphone
- lens microphone
- line microphone
- lip microphone
- low-impedance microphone
- machine-gun microphone
- magnetic microphone
- magnetic-armature microphone
- magnetostriction microphone
- mask microphone
- measuring microphone
- metal-insulator-piezoelectric semiconductor transducer microphone
- midget microphone
- moving-coil microphone
- moving-conductor microphone
- moving-iron microphone
- multiple microphone
- music-pickup microphone
- narrow-angle microphone
- noise-canceling microphone
- nondirectional microphone
- n-th order gradient microphone
- omnidirectional microphone
- parabolic-reflector microphone
- phase-shift microphone
- piezoelectric microphone
- pistol grip microphone
- polydirectional microphone
- pre-emphasized microphone
- pressure microphone
- pressure-actuated ribbon microphone
- pressure-gradient microphone
- probe microphone
- push-pull microphone
- reflector microphone
- RF capacitor microphone
- ribbon microphone
- rifle microphone
- robust microphone
- speaker microphone
- standard microphone
- stereo microphone
- stereo microphones
- studio microphone
- subaqueous microphone
- supercardioid microphone
- superdirectional microphone
- talk-back microphone
- thermal microphone
- thermocouple microphone
- thermoelectric microphone
- throat microphone
- transistor microphone
- transistorized microphone
- unidirectional microphone
- variable-reluctance microphone
- velocity microphone
- wave-interference microphone
- wireless microphone
- zero-order gradient microphoneThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > microphone
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9 концертный микрофон
Русско-английский словарь по электронике > концертный микрофон
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10 концертный микрофон
Русско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > концертный микрофон
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11 концертный микрофон
Русско-английский словарь по солнечной энергии > концертный микрофон
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12 калибровка микрофона
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > калибровка микрофона
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13 концертный микрофон
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > концертный микрофон
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14 электромагнитный микрофон
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > электромагнитный микрофон
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15 штанговый микрофон
Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > штанговый микрофон
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16 концертный микрофон
Telecommunications: music-pickup microphoneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > концертный микрофон
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