Late 1940s Small Shell Shure Bullet, 1955 Shure White Label CR

Late 1940's Shure Small Shell Brown Bullet
1955 Shure White Label Controlled-reluctance Element

– Fresh Chrome Grill
– Fresh Root Beer Powder coat by Jeffrey Spoor
– Excellent Crunchy Tone!
– High-Impedance Harmonica Microphone
– Vintage 1955 Shure Controlled Reluctance
– 99H86 507 element
– Switchcraft 5/8” screw-on connector
– Custom stainless steel mesh grill screen
– Fully Tested and Working

A beautiful Small-shell Shure Brown Bullet freshly powder coated. Freshly chromed grill. It's newly rewired, with a Switchcraft cable connector, new element gasket, and a really great-sounding controlled reluctance element from 1955. These small-shell Shures are easier to hold, and quite a bit lighter too.

Tone-wise, this mic is hot and crunchy. Nice fat, honky distorted voice. This CR element sound is what’s important, and it howls!

The mic has been tested on a Mission Chicago 30 watt amp, and on a lovely little Kalamazoo Model Two amp. It performs great on both.