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Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

More info. than I can handle ;>) - very helpful, thank you.

Although it's generally the contrary that is asked (modding a 2-wre into a 3-wire), it is quite easy to do. Just connect the source to ground. Another possibility is to connect a resistor between

Does this give you the information you need? https://www.linkwitzlab.com/images/graphics/microph1.gif And https://www.linkwitzlab.com/sys_test.htm around half way down Craig

Is there a way to connect a 3 pad electret (ground/source/drain) to the Linkwitz 2 wire solution? Thank you!

I've done a lot of the stuff I shouldn't be able to. I built a high altitude balloon tracker and managed to write the code to .make it parse gps strings and transmit them using RTTY. I designed the

"The Art of Electronics" is absolutely worth having. True story : while I was struggling in Electrical Engineering (its almost all calculus, and i suck at calculus),? my friend in Physics took a one

I do not have a book or website to recommend except perhaps Rod Elliot’s, but what you seem to want is an understanding of the various basic single-stage amplifier types, such as common emitter,

Of course, I was more looking for recommendations on the best materials. I had considered an online course, but not wanting to become an electronics engineer I didn't really know what would be the

lol that is more than an email ?. Let me see what references I can find. Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

The basics of how they work. I've looked at your designs and from other conversations on here seen other schematics. I'd like to be able to read a schematic. Currently I can only work out the most

What are you wanting to learn in reference to them? I have built a few and just finished a 12 channel build. I lot has shifted in the past 20 years specifically the use of Class D. My build used

I’ve been looking around to try to find some sources of material to enable me to learn about how amplifiers work. I’ve only got the most rudimentary electronics knowledge so end up floundering

The firstone I printed was a bit tight, but I just reduced the size by a fraction and it worked fine. I used a 0.2mm layer height. A dab of silicone grease will help (for pla). The scrolling

THANK YOU Jack and Arjay for the quick primer on self noise. I appreciate the direct information - it appears to be more significant than I thought. Happy days, gents. James

How did you find the threads printed? I had to do quite a bit of cleanup to get them to even go in, never mind smoothly. I'm now also massively interested in your code for the spectrogam

SUre can. https://github.com/mattjoyce/fieldrecording If you need to adjust the model, or tune it for your printer, you can use the scad file, you'll need

As already pointed out, affordable recorders with low noise mic preamps are widely available now, so that's no longer the dominant source of system noise for most of us. In the studio, you're usually

I stared using Primo EM158 mics once the WM61s (that weren't fake! ) became difficult to find. It was quite? agood capsule... quieter than the wM61 .. but it was very senstive to

This page from Neumann has some useful information on mic self noise :