Re: Felted wool wind screens
I've built several variants of the Alex Rice preamp, as well as a couple of Jules' very nice OPA design (and I'm looking forward to the mentioned updates). I've seen the Metal Marshmallow products
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Ben Bertz
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
I¡¯m about to update both of my Hydrophone projects. More to follow Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch
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Jules Ryckebusch
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
Can I ask about your hydrophone plan? I might suggest looking into the metal marshmallow pro diy kit for an inexpensive, well buffered phantom powered piezo preamp if that's the direction you're going
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Helena
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
Very nice, professional-looking work. I'm collecting parts to build hydrophones, but after that I'm planning to make some Sound Sleuthers (too many projects). Ben
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Ben Bertz
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
The bodies are from some 1/4 inch trs connector from AliExpress I had laying around. Perfect fit, and they're aluminium so they're light and shielded.
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Helena
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
Those wind screens look great! Slightly different topic, but what are the mic bodies themselves? Repurposed connectors of some sort? Ben
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Ben Bertz
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
This was my first real felting project! It's very beginner friendly :)
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Helena
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
This is great! One of my projects for 2024 is to do a wind screen/DeadCat instructable and really dive into both how to make these and the acoustic properties for how they work. Great work!
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Jules Ryckebusch
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
Helena, that¡¯s pretty sweet. I know nothing about felting but I¡¯d like to give it a go.
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Dude
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Re: Felted wool wind screens
Lovely fir balls. JHR
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Richards
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Felted wool wind screens
Hello all, I thought I'd share my diy wind screens. They cost probably less than 50c each to make, are suitable for beginners to felting and do a fantastic job. For the basic shape I wet felted them -
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Helena
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Re: Cheap USB powered condenser microphone. Need advice on design.
When I looked into "USB Soundcards" I found they are based on chips that combine an op-amp mic preamp, A to D converter, and USB interface with power drawn from USB. The converters were 16 bits at 41
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Henry Spragens
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Re: Primo EM23
Is Amazon available in your area? eBay? AliExpress? There are DIY oriented sellers there who have the 2N5457 and 2SK596 JFETs for sale in small quantities. The 2SK596C is made specifically for mics
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Henry Spragens
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Re: File /Victor HM-200/IMG_7260.jpeg uploaded
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underwood
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File /Victor HM-200/IMG_7260.jpeg uploaded
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Primo EM23
I¡¯m new to the group and impressed by the knowledge and experience here in the group! I have some questions about Primo EM23: I asked Primo about phantom 48V, and got two ¡®answers¡¯: and which of
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G?ran Birgersson
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Re: Cheap USB powered condenser microphone. Need advice on design.
Ah yes, I noticed and corrected the capacitor polarity issue on the breadboard implementation. However, I ran into some trouble getting an actual output out with these c-media usb interface chips (the
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Timothy Aguana
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#36121
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Re: Cheap USB powered condenser microphone. Need advice on design.
L1, with associated capacitors is an EMI filter that both prevents interference/noise coming from the USB connection to pollute the mic circuit AND to prevent oscillation residues from the switching
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Jerry Lee Marcel
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Re: Cheap USB powered condenser microphone. Need advice on design.
I think you've got C1 in there backwards - positive voltage from U1 output? -Scott
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Scott Helmke
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