Microphones Collection (page 2)

Cordless microphone used by Rakim to record The 18th Letter, 1997. Creator: Shure
A wireless microphone used by Rakim to record the album " The 18th Letter" (1997). The hand-held microphone has a circular silver mesh wire grill covering the foam interior of

Chelsea became First Division League Champions for the first time when they beat Sheffield Wednesday 3 - 0 at Stamford Bridge in 1955 Manager Ted Drake addresses the fans from the Directors box after

Defence Secretary John Nott making an announcement that British troops are firmly established on the Falkland Islands after a day of fighting - 21st May 1982

Morrissey, lead singer of Manchester group The Smiths, performing in concert. 12th March 1984

Margaret Thatcher and President George Bush senior outside 10 Downing Street - June 1989

Field Marshal Montgomery (sitting right) reads over the surrender pact at his HQ at 21st Army Group while solemn faced German peace envoys look

Margaret Thatcher in Saudi Arabia - 27 April 1981

Margaret Thatcher with Douglas Hurd and Bernard Ingham at press conference in Riyadh - 27th April 1981

Channel Islands Liberated May 9th 1945 The Channel Islands the only part of the United Kingdom to be occupied by Germany during the Second World War were finally liberated at 7

World Heavyweight Title fight between challenger Muhammad Ali and WBC Champion Larry Holmes at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada

Colin Grainger, 23-year-old Sheffield United and England left-winger, could quit his £ 15-a-week job and become a £ 5000 a year singer following his performance at the Empire Theatre

The Bizerte Crisis 1961 Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba seen here addressing the press and condemning France and French aggression in the port city of Bizerte

American evangelist Billy Graham salutes the huge crowd who gathered to welcome him at Plymouth Dock Gates after his arrival from the French liner Liberte

American evangelist Billy Graham visits Dagenham in Essex to give a speech during his visit to England, Sunday 15th May 1955

Chris Eubank (right) and Michael Watson with Barry Hearn (centre) in their press conference to promote their WBO middleweight title clash. Eubanks won by majority decision over 12 rounds

Jazz musician George Melly performing on stage, circa 1969

Dovovan performing on stage at the 1967 National Jazz and Blues Festival at Royal Windsor Racecourse. 13th August 1967

Donovan performing on stage at the 1967 National Jazz and Blues Festival at Royal Windsor Racecourse. 13th August 1967

Harold Wilson (1916-1995) announces his resignation as Prime Minister during a press conference at the Ministry of Defence in London

Middlesbrough manager Lennie Lawrence is unveiled to the press as the teams new manager, seen here with chairman Colin Henderson (left) 10th July 1991

Middlesbrough player Juninho talks to the press after signing for the club for a second time. 30th December 1998

George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, better known as the pop duo Wham. Seen here giving a press conference during a cocktail party. 2nd November 1984

Muhammad Ali at a press conference ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper on 21st May. Picture taken: 9th May 1966

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) attends a sports writers reception, on the day of his arrival in London. He is in England ahead of his next fight with Henry Cooper on 21st May

Muhammad Ali at the weigh-in ahead of his third fight with Ken Norton. 28th September 1976

Leon Spinks speaking at a press conference (flanked by body guard Mr T left) for his World Title fight against Muhammad Ali. Ali won on points to win the World Title for a third time

Muhammad Ali speaking at a press conference ahead of his upcoming fight against World heavy-weight champion Trevor Berbeck. 3rd September 1981

World Heavyweight Title fight between challenger Muhammad Ali and WBC Champion Larry Holmes at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) attends a sports writers reception, on the day of his arrival in London. He is in England ahead of his next fight with Henry Cooper on 21st May

Cassius Clay (centre) holding a press conference prior to his rematch with Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium. 19th May 1966

Actress Honor Blackman in her garden party outfit during the filming of Life at the Top, at Bingley, Yorkshire. 24th May 1965

Cassius Clay and Henry Cooper promoting their second fight in London at the Piccadilly Hotel. Clay won the rematch by stoppage in the sixth round. 10th May 1966

American world champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) and British challenger Henry Cooper attend a press conference at the Piccadilly Hotel in London to promote their

Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali) arrives in England ahead of his rematch with Henry Cooper on 21st May. Picture taken: 9th May 1966

Gwynfor Evans at the Urdd Eisteddfod, giving the presidents greeting to the crowd in the pavilion. June 1967

Winston Churchill speaking to a packed hall at Woodford, Essex where he announced he will stand once gain for Parliament at the next General Election. 20th April 1959

The Beatles news press conference at the Kennedy Airport, New York, on arrival in America, 7th February 1964

British pop group The Beatles performing on stage at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, California during their North American tour. Paul McCartney and George Harrison. 19th August 1964

Sugar Ray Leonard v Dave Boy Green, WBC welterweight title fight, Capital Centre, Landover, Maryland, USA, Monday 31st March 1980. Sugar Ray Leonard wins with KO in 4th Round

Margo MacDonald seen here behind the microphone at Radio Forth 12th April 1983

Emley First school recording a musical version of local author Bill FordeOs story about Douglas the Dragon. The tapes will raise money for the Special Care Unit at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary

Crystal Palace football manager Steve Coppell sits beside his chairman Ron Noades at a press conference, after Coppell announced his resignation. 22nd May 1993

US President John F Kennedy speaking at London airport at start of state visit to the United Kingdom June 1961

Singer Mick Jagger, wearing a white Mr Fish dress, reads the poem "Adonais"
Singer Mick Jagger, wearing a white Mr Fish dress, reads the poem " Adonais" by Shelley on stage as a tribute to guitarist Brain Jones who was found dead only a few days earlier

Paul McCartney, formerly of The Beatles, singing with his wife Linda as part of their group Wings in concert in USA, May 1976

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"Capturing the Power of Voices: Microphones through Time" From Freddie Mercury belting out iconic anthems with his trusty microphone, to Julie Ege recording a John Lennon song with precision and emotion – they have witnessed extraordinary moments in music history. But their significance goes beyond the realm of entertainment. During the liberation of WW2 Paris, microphones amplified General Eisenhower's inspiring words as he stood before the Tomb of Unknown Soldier, reminding us of sacrifice and resilience. In times of crisis, police radio operators rely on these small devices to maintain law and order. Their steady voices crackle through microphones, ensuring safety for communities far and wide and can not limited to music or emergencies alone; they find their place in academia too. Tufts University boasts a renowned radio faculty that harnesses these tools to educate minds and ignite intellectual discussions. And who would have thought that bicycles could become broadcasting stations? Bicycle Broadcasting brings news and entertainment directly to people's doorsteps using portable microphones – revolutionizing communication in remote areas. Even political figures like Fidel Castro utilized this technology during his speeches, amplifying his message on Cuban communism across vast crowds. Major Faure Chomon presented gift cartons equipped with microphones as a symbol of progress in Cuba's pursuit of equality. They have also been present during significant political movements worldwide. From Prescott John Leslie Baron advocating for labor socialism to Michael Ramsey addressing spiritual matters as Archbishop of Canterbury – these devices amplify voices fighting for social justice. Helmut Schmidt, a German Social Democrat politician, used microphones as instruments for change by passionately voicing his ideas on democracy and progress. Through triumphs and tribulations alike, microphones remain steadfast witnesses capturing the power behind every voice that seeks to be heard.