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Im a big fan of these 3.5mm plugs https://www.redco.com/Rean-Neutrik-NYS231BG.html And practice the soldering a it before soldering the capsule leads. You will be fine. I use 63/37 solder. For wire

Hi James, The second board with the 3-pin plug is for connecting an electret without built-in FET to a phantom powered XLR mic input. It has the K596 FET on board next to the mic input pads. Read

There is a version of the capsule with pins instead of solder pads. Safer and easier to solder, I imagine.

Just use a stereo plug and connect (solder) tip and ring together to (+) wire. Sleeve solder to wire shield and then to (-) at the capsule. Partial insertions are not fun. 3V is nominal. Operating

I haven't seen that design before, but I put schematics and test info from various similar adapters here: https://www.zachpoff.com/resources/testing-xlr-adapters-with-plug-in-power/

Have some questions about building a AOM-5024L-HD-R mono mic to connect to a USB sound card to capture low frequency sounds. This is some info from the web: 1) A reviewer of a Ugreen USB sound card

Hi Raptakis, how did it go for you with your research? I'm learning sound oriented electronics and 3D design and think this merges both things from kicad 8.0.2 with the simulation tools to fusion. Can

Hi James It's possible to search for images at https://images.google.com/ Just click the little camera symbol in the search window to upload an image I uploaded one of your images. Here you will find

Good Day Microphone Fans. I have a pair of very low cost little circuit boards for condenser capsules. I purchased them in the spirit of DIY experimentation, notwithstanding I cannot find any

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?_u=45cs84174bc&id=599545914918&spm=a1z09.2.0.0.68342e8dZPmE9d Here is the link.The seller also sells BUB adapters.The images in the attachment are high resolution. I

Do you have a link for the adaptor you're trying? I can't see much detail in your photos. Also, please post some pix of your mics. That board looks like it has 3 transistors on it, so it might be

Zoom h6e, It has no built-in 3.5mm pip, So l have to use a adapter

I don't know this brand but I've tested some cheap XLR to Plugin adapters. The 3,5mm Jack is not very reliable and these are sometimes wrongly connected. I had one that shorted the PiP when using a

Hello everyone, I'm a beginner. I've made a pair of microphones using the Primo EM273 for my Sony A6600 camera. Recently, I bought a Zoom H6 recorder, so I need an adapter to connect the microphones.

Somebody on a facebook mic building group showed off a very nice lavalier mic, but complained about the lack of availability of beige ("flesh" for some folks) lavalier wire. As it happens, we have a

Thank you for your reply. I've already watched it twice. :)

Thanks, Heinz. Very interesting! Op wo 24 apr 2024 om 10:51 schreef Heinz via groups.io <heinz.hartfiel= [email protected]>:

I watched an interesting?BioacousTalk today.?It has nothing to do with MicBuilding, but can be inspiring for hydrophone builders, bio-acoustics researchers and musicians alike. It's mainly about

Not sure where you can buy original elements, except maybe a CB shop. There is a Ham radio operator, W2ENY, sells replacement kits using an Electret element on Ebay. You can google W2ENY and find his

Any replacement elements for the Astatic D104 microphone? Bill