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Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please - cost
HI gang... Several people have written that they would appreciate something about 1/2 in diam. The old engineering thing in me asks, what would happen if you took 4 capsules and wrapped them together
By cornelius de Kam <dekamcor@...> · #72 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please - cost
Well you are a lucky man Dick, I just got my hands on the first stab at a WM-60, I have ten and I am not going to get my test gear until January (and then I have to figure out how it works). So, I'm
By mstrong1 · #71 ·
Re: [MicDIYers] Design Input Wanted for WM-61 Replacement
LOL... NO preorders don't help. I'll make some, seed a bunch to those who added their input and if they get the seal of approval, then I'll stock some, THEN I will accept paid orders, not before. THEN
By mstrong1 · #70 ·
Re: Design Input Wanted for WM-61 Replacement
I would like pc mount wires coming out of it so I can build an array of a dozen quickly. Arranged so they would plug right into a solderless or solder breadboard where the IC's go (so 0.1 inch spacing
By Andrew Burgess <aab@...> · #69 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please - cost
Me too! I prefer the WM60 style with the 5mm deep can. This also gives you more choices on FET packaging behind the back plate. I will place an order once the final pricing is announced, probably for
By Dick Campbell <rhcamp@...> · #68 ·
Re: [MicDIYers] Design Input Wanted for WM-61 Replacement
i would like to see it in two sizes one as small as possible, and the other about 1/2 diameter.The small one as omni, and the larger one both omni and cardioid. i would like to see, instead of a the
By umashankar mantravadi <umashanks@...> · #67 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please - cost
Sounds great. You can plan on getting an order from me!
By Bob Andres <robert.andres@...> · #66 ·
Re: Mike WM-60/61 Final Input Please
Hey thanks for helping, I need these too and my knowledge is pretty full of holes, I just own the factory and spew out copies of commodity stuff, I don't have an acoustics degree and I'm not a
By mstrong1 · #65 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please
I don't know, you tell me. I just make them. Remember it has to fit a 5mm D PCB wrote: OK? you substitute a fixed gain hi quality opamp? It would would it limit flexibility?
By mstrong1 · #64 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please - cost
should be around digi small quan 61 prices wrote: was will
By mstrong1 · #63 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please
mstrong82 wrote: Both are useful -- 60 for loud, 61 for less loud. 61s are potentially more useful since they work into line-in for some range of loud. Yes. 3-pad with best FET practical. Again, I'd
By Mike Feldman · #62 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please
Must it be a FET? Wouldn't it be almost as simple and provide better S/N if you substitute a fixed gain hi quality opamp? It would provide lower output impedance that would help kill line noise. Then
By Macrohenry · #61 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please
mstrong82 wrote: Cool. Understood. Agreed. That's the theory but the definitive test comparing self noise at atmospheric to self noise in a vacuum would really help put the issue to bed if anyone has
By Bob Cain <arcane@...> · #60 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please
Thanks, you are doing great at balancing the feelings of the group against what is a dream and what is too expensive. You are also moving very fast which is both great and not something you have to
By Rich Peet · #59 ·
Re: WM-60/61 Final Input Please
This all sounds great. Any idea what these things will cost? on 12/8/03 3:20 PM, mstrong82 at mstrong@... wrote:
By Bob Andres <robert.andres@...> · #58 ·
WM-60/61 Final Input Please
No, I haven't eliminated anything as far as directional or size. Someone was interested in better 55's, others in 1/2", etc. All are interesting. I must focus on getting one thing at a time done, or
By mstrong1 · #56 ·
Re: condenser fet transisters.
--- mstrong82 <mstrong@...> wrote: I think something that would be really great would be a capsule that ran off of 48v, so it could easily be run off phantom power. I know a lot of
By gmhg41 · #57 ·
Re: LOW noise-EXTREME Hi gain, RF Mic?
--- Indrek Rebane <indrek@...> wrote: Have you done that? There's not a lot of clearance between the face and the diaphragm. I don't think I would have much luck doing that sort of thing,
By gmhg41 · #55 ·
Re: LOW noise-EXTREME Hi gain, RF Mic?
Bob Rogers wrote: Actually as capsules are made of quite thin aluminum, you can easily cut hole larger with sharp scalpel (which will not be so sharp after performing this mod). Indrek -- Indrek
By Indrek Rebane <indrek@...> · #54 ·
Re: LOW noise-EXTREME Hi gain, RF Mic?
--- dnemeth01 <dnemeth01@...> wrote: Depending on your definition of "larger," you can cut the fronts of entirely fairly easily. I suppose it would be possible to drill a larger
By gmhg41 · #53 ·