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Hi Jules. I've put on my magnifying ocular and cleaned the flux, debris and the burned coating. When I looked more closely with the magnifying ocular, I also noticed a kind of greasy film all over the

I will clean the flux and debris off tomorrow. Many thanks for the explanation, Jules. That would explain the newly discovered behavior.

Clean the flux and debris off with isopropyl alcohol the test. If you want to reseal it you can use clear nail polish. Next question: phantom power is used to generate the internal voltage used by

You will get emi and hum without the headbasket — it is a faraday cage Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

Many thanks for pointing me to the area and the detailed instructions to clean it up! I will give it a try to remove the discolored coating and flux. It will take some time because I have to order

I tried your suggestion. But as soon as I remove the cover, connect the XLR cable and switch on the phantom power, the mic is caught in a ground loop. Or is it because the EMI/RFI shield is missing? I

Heinz, can you take a picture that zooms in on the high-Z area around the red wire? The picture becomes too blurry to see all the details when zooming in, but it looks like there has been some

I've tried - the finest small soft artist's brush, distilled water, the slightest touch with wet bristles near parallel to the diaphragm -? the answer, for most of us mortals, is... no. Gold comes

From the images posted the capsule doesn't look too bad, honestly, i.e. pretty normal for an older/used mic I'd say, but I'm not an expert. (Of course you can't tell for sure from a visual inspection

High humidity is a real problem here. I usually store microphones in dry boxes. Especially during the hot and humid summer season. The NT1-a seems to be particularly susceptible to moisture. Here are

...but sometimes capsules can cut in and out due to humidity causing a short on the capsule, no? Maybe not in the pattern we're seeing in this particular case, but just spitballing... I had a CAD

A short update. I tried a continuous test recording near the house for several hours today. After 3 minutes, the recording continued for about an hour. Then the recording was paused for about 6

On Wed, Oct 23, 2024 at 12:06 AM, recordinghacks wrote: > > It is very unlikely that capsule contamination causes the delayed warm-up > time you describe. If the capsule were at fault, the mic would

It is very unlikely that capsule contamination causes the delayed warm-up time you describe. If the capsule were at fault, the mic would not start working later; the problem would be

Am 22.10.24 um 15:11 schrieb Heinz via groups.io: 'Crisp' certainly is one way to describe it. :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9pFOpgYZCA Interesting part starting at 3:55 Ralf -- Ralf R.

Here is allegedly the schematic ( https://groupdiy.com/threads/rode-nt1a-schematic.22105/ ). Take DC voltage measurements on the pc board, right when it first powers up and is dead, and again when

Hi together I recently purchased a Rode NT1-a from a thrift store with a “No Tone” sticker on it. If I connect it to the audio interface and activate phantom power it doesn't work. Miraculously,

...and that's a wrap, folks.? Please don't donate any more, I'd have to put more rows into my spreadsheet. As of right now, we have the $220 to keep the account going at groups.io, and we have a

I’ll be able to produce an actual number this evening. But I’m pretty sure we’re 100% funded! Thanks, -Scott Sent from a mobile device. Please excuse my brevity.

Update:? We are currently at $194.39, including last year's surplus.? So we're basically $25 from being fully funded! Thanks, -Scott -- ---- Scott Helmke ---- scott@... ---- (734)