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After over 6 months of development and testing I'd like to introduce the FAB T14X transformer. This will bring out the full potential of the ELA M251 or C12 (

Sorry for the long explanation but to sum it up ... _____________________________________________ THANK YOU SO MUCH for the courtesy of such a detailed and full-bodied reply - all of that makes sense

This hybrid filament requires a specific printer capable of extruding at hot temperature (about 300°C), a very hot bed (about 120°C) and a specific adhesion plate. I would think it takes a while to

It's partially curiosity, and partially the desire to modify. While you might not have a need for all of this information, someone else might. I gathered all of these specifications for my own use,

Few days ago I completed the build of my first two AOM 5024 mics. The build is simple, well documented (Tom's blog and Jules' instructable. BTW thanks to them I joined this great community). I

Regarding low cost SDC microphones . . . ____________________________________________ Golly, Stephanie, considering all the cited specifications, I have lost track of the main objective. What are

"If anyone is interested: for the mics' bodies I used ultra cheap (~50 cents) lavaliers from aliexpress. But that's for a separate thread I guess?" Interesting! In China (Alibaba) and EU-Sellers i

Regarding nose cone material, I run the center conductor / spring through a piece of Teflon insulating tubing. The material of the rest of the cone is relatively unimportant.

That PC/PTFE filament seems promising, indeed. Didn't know it existed. Thanks.

Good news, I'm in the US and can buy as many as I want. Though I want to keep the end-addressed pencil form factor. These are going to be in a backpack most of the time, so keeping the whole kit small

I have very high opinions of Takstar - here https://youtu.be/5dlWaDQZP4g?t=921 is the CM60 under test. Best wishes David P

Thanks for the spot check. I also mislabelled some inductors and diodes. Fixed them in this schematic. I decided to add the unpopulated cap and zener as well. I agree there wouldn't be much

Yep! 165 mis quoted my self lol Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

TSB-165A is the classic Alice capsule.? 16.5mm or "MDC" if there is such a term. -Scott -- ---- Scott Helmke ----scott@... ---- (734) 604-9340 ---- "I have ceased distinguishing

And for a slightly larger capsule the TSB2555B is seriously good. Scott refers to the TSB160 as a SDC. It is really good as well. Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

... because I'm sure I'm not the only person who wants an SDC < $200 that's decent quality. And I love to make it open source because not everyone has the money or tools required to do this

I seriously doubt replacing this cap with a styrene would change anything to teh sound. The voltage across it is extremely low and CoG are very linear. BTW, Sw2 is the *High* pass filter.

To continue my bewildering obsession of finding a good and cheap SDC mic, I have completed a mostly completed schematic of the Takstar CM63 microphone. This one is a bit interesting, as it has very

Thanks for the PDF. That is useful to see. The SC140 is very popular at Thomann but there's very little measurements to verify their spec sheet. They state a 9dBa noise floor and a pretty flat

I have not tested this specific brand/model of SDC capsule, but I’ve tested 50+ common Chinese SDC capsules — MXL, Apex, Nady, etc — and found all of them to have a very colored response. See