This RCA Photophone PB-144 dates back to 1936! Built during the golden age of broadcast and film sound, the PB-144 paved the way for later designs like the RCA 44, which went on to shape the sound of classic recordings for decades. Artists such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Perry Como, Elvis Presley, and John Lennon all used RCA ribbon microphones from this lineage — with Lennon famously recording his “Yer Blues” vocals on an RCA 44-BX, and John Mellencamp later revisiting the model for No Bett

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