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I have quite a few edge terminated externally polarised dual diaphragm capsules of various flavours, chinese and otherwise, including one that may be the same as in your link (though I haven't tried

I hadn't noticed that the 3412? was a 34mm capsule -- my mistake - sorry about that. I hadn't thought about trying one. They are more expensive than the 34mm LDC I'm using at present ( THIS ONE (

I have tried it. It does not have a pronounced peak. I actually like the TSB2555B better as an all around go to mic. wrote: -- Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch 214 399 0931 Linkedin

The 3412 is bigger than those brass 25mm capsules. I have some of the brass ones and they do sound reasonably good (especially for ?3), but they have quite a pronounced peak around 10k - so there's a

I suspect most of the FETless electrets of this type of construction are simply variations of the Chinese ones like this:

Well, shoot. I NOW see somebody beat me to that pun ... JHR :-(

but that actually does the opposite of what I want to do. _________________________________________ Ah, yes, but would it not allow you to trace signal continuity from specific pins son the XLR

has anyone tried the JLI-3412 yet? If so how does it compare to the 2555B or other well known capsules? https://www.jlielectronics.com/microphone-capsules/jli-3412/

Gotta say I LOVED the red! --- Mateus Borges audioFARM Recording Studios Life's too short for bad tones! Em qua, 22 de jun de 2022 14:07, Ari <soliloqueenwastaken@...> escreveu:

That's why it's called reverse engineering...

maskdesigner@...> wrote: Thanks, but that actually does the opposite of what I want to do. That lets you plug XLR mics into the proprietary jack. I want to plug a mic module with the proprietary

The Zoom EXH-6 is the part I mentioned.

maskdesigner@...> wrote: Thanks. Do you have a link to that? I've never heard of it. They make an extension cable that has the proprietary connector at both ends, but I'm not aware of an XLR

Hi Gavin - Lacking a schematic, I would open the device and see what sort of circuit is inside. That might put you on the right track. JHR

Zoom makes an adapter that goes from their proprietary connector to two XLRs. You could probably figure out the pins using one of those and a volt meter set for continuity...

What HE said.?????? JR ___________________________________

Hi all. I have the Zoom F3 recorder, which unfortunately doesn't support Zoom's own mic modules. I have their X/Y module, and I'd like to adapt it with XLR connectors. It has a proprietary connector,

There's always red

Yeah, I might move the ring screw holes out just to Make sure there's enough support for the diaphragm

Ari, Did you opt to use all M1.4 screws? -- *Dave Wheeler* Design | Engineering M: 312.405.2567 E: wave.audio@... <wave.audio@...>