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The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Andrzej Sochon wind shields for EM172 and EM173 capsules made of mesh Christmas
By Group Notification <noreply@...> · #36341 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
Impedance matching with non-linear transducers such as piezo elements does actually matter.? A piezo changes behavior if it has to source current. -Scott
By Scott Helmke · #36340 ·
Re: 48v FET-capsule circuit for longer cable runs?
Probably any of the Alice variants are good for this application. Generally the 2.2k resistors connecting to the FET would be a bit higher value with built-in FETs. -Scott -- ---- Scott Helmke ----
By Scott Helmke · #36339 ·
Re: 48v FET-capsule circuit for longer cable runs?
The Simple P48 can run a decent distance. I k one of a 200ft run Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch
By Jules Ryckebusch · #36338 ·
Re: 48v FET-capsule circuit for longer cable runs?
75-120ft (25-35 meters) concert hall and recording studio distances.
By Jonathan Duckett · #36337 ·
Re: 48v FET-capsule circuit for longer cable runs?
How long are the runs in question?
By Casey · #36336 ·
48v FET-capsule circuit for longer cable runs?
Hi everyone. I need to build a mic with a PUI 5024 capsule that can be phantom powered AND be happy driving long cable runs. I think that rules out the Simple P48 circuit. I am aware of Scott
By Jonathan Duckett · #36335 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
This article is interesting: The facts are correct, but the analysis is flawed. The lack of technicity of the author leads him to dubious conclusions.
By Jerry Lee Marcel · #36334 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
https://spacewalkaudio.co.uk/impedance-transformer-for-contact-mics-testing-the-hosa-mit-129-with-a-jrf-c-series-pro/ Am Mi., 8. Mai 2024 um 07:11 Uhr schrieb pmfalcman via groups.io
By underwood · #36333 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
As I said - I used the DI box just out of curiosity. I had one laying around.
By pmfalcman · #36332 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
"impedance matching" has nothing to do with audio signalling where only voltage needs to be preserved, and power can be
By c d · #36331 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
Passive DI's are inadequate for piezo transducers; They want to see a very high load impedance, typically > 1Megohm. Passive DI's are about 50 kohms.
By Jerry Lee Marcel · #36330 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
I checked registered mail rates to UK. Since this could be sent as a letter (20 mm thickness max) the cost is relatively reasonable - ~ ?5. I'll be ordering more soon, can as well cover your needs
By pmfalcman · #36329 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
I will go Jules' piezo preamp route. Out of curiosity I tried thomman's Millenium DI-e passive DI box as they're supposed to match impedances. But it doesn't seem to do much except effectively only
By pmfalcman · #36328 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
I've got good results with Hosa MIT-129. Small passive transformer impendance converter that works good with piezos. I combine them with a thomann inline FETAmp, that blocks the P48 to
By underwood · #36327 ·
Re: DIY PUI Capsule Mic
Sommer Cable Cicada SO-D14 and connectors from REAN. Am Di., 7. Mai 2024 um 02:18 Uhr schrieb silly via groups.io <silly= [email protected]>:
By underwood · #36326 ·
Re: DIY PUI Capsule Mic
Any other recommended cable/connector besides Mogami 2697 and Neutrik NYS231BG, will see if a local store has them.
By silly@... · #36325 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
As per usual no shipping to the UK...
By Adrian Hicks · #36324 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
Added also a buffered recording of the same oil drum. Sounds much better, fuller. Simple makeshift buffer based on Don Tillman's design, I cobbled together couple years ago.
By pmfalcman · #36323 ·
Re: A (better?) solution for contact mics
It only says "transceiver" somewhere. It's a piezo after all. Yes, description suggests that 40 kHz is the resonance frequency. Oil drum banging & tapping raw recordings. A plastic traffic cone (end
By pmfalcman · #36322 ·