To explain, hashes return their content (k,v,k,v,...) in list context, so your code was identical to 
print Dump( d6 => 'Audix D6', d2 => 'Audix D2', c414 => 'AKG C-414XLS'
+, 4011 => 'Danish Pro Audio (DPA) 4011', 4003 => 'Danish Pro Audio (D
+PA) 4003', re20 => 'Electro-Voice RE20', km184 => 'Neumann SKM184', m
+kh20 => 'Sennheiser MKH20', md441 => 'Sennheiser MD441 U', sm57 => 'S
+hure SM57LC', beta56 => 'Shure Beta 56A', sm81 => 'Shure SM81', hv3c 
+=> "Millennia Media HV-3C", hv3d => "Millennia Media HV-3D", rnp => "
+FMR Audio Really Nice Preamp RNP8380", 737 => "Avalon Design VT-737SP
+" );

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in thread I'm a YAML noob by mchampag

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