I'd take it to Reverb or ebay. but these days, I'd say reverb would be the safest bet. This here place is not where I'd try and sell such an expensive mic. but that mic and that way of trying and seling it here will get you trolled back home.

 

Or it's just not real. The phrasing here reminds me of those ads for p3nis enlargening pills and the like (not that i've ever paid attention to those).

 

I am giving 10.000 USD for this microphone but I am not serious and I don't know what I'm doing. Can I have it?

 

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First you pay in advance and then you don't get your money back.

 

I can confirm and assure the vintage u87i is a great mic as I have one along with a u67 RI. With that said, they both frequently get beat by other nicer mics in my studio. Especially, by the lauten Atlantis just for example. Its a cheaper and better alternative. I recently bought my son a beesneez u67 and u87 clone and I'm comparing them there's not a nickels worth of difference between them.

 

It's better to buy a microphone yourself, then you have a guarantee and the right to repair. It's better not to buy used hardware, if something breaks in the mail/shipping process, how are you supposed to prove that it wasn't your fault.

Be critical when someone wants to sell you something. " Without a price and a full address!!!