开云体育

Hey so it looks like im out of luck with my tsb fakes. Would you still be Interested in trading? I saw you wanted to build a new mic with the tsbs. If ur Interested, as I dont have any use for the

Sorry, forgot to include the schematic.

If you are using SimpleP48, you should download the latest version of SimpleP48.pdf from my Files.? Among other issues ... * 100k is almost certainly too large for TSB 2590. * I pontificate at

No problem you can power that circuit from a 9v battery sans phantom power Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

Hi Jules, thanks for clarifying. I checked out your M/S mic today, where you created a figure of 8 by wiring to cardioid capsules in series. And that gave me an idea? Couldn't I then if I want to

Forgive me if i'm way off base,? but couldn't you use your?Sound Devices Mixpre10ii multi inputs to record and "mix" your channels post production?

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a bit of advice on combining two different kind of capsules (electret and MEMS) into one microphone body. What things should I consider when in comes to phasing,

Hi Jules, I only suggested the OPA-Alice as inspiration - it showcases a suitable opamp for battery-powered use, some practical considerations around single-ended powering, and then I'd expect the OP

The OPA Alice is designed for capsules without a FET, to run off of Phantom power, and to drive balanced signals into a mic preamp or recorder. It really isn’t applicable for this application Best

The FP33 looks indeed like the one device that I would need. But it's also on the heavy side. I had some slightly bigger Audio Development stuff, but mobility and lightweightedness are King for this

That wouldn't be worth a try because it just wouldn't work.

Sorry, the right project name is OPA-Alice

If you're using the simpleP48 powering scheme as specified in the Ambi-Alice instructable, grounding the capsule case will instantly and permanently damage the built-in FET. Don't ask me how I know

Would it be worth a try if i connected the cable shielding to the ground of the capsule case? Or am I risking damaging something by doing so?

It still seems that your goals are in conflict: * XLR in with phantom power * high performance * mix controls or switching * small, lightweight, simple, portable, battery-powered But anyway. Off the

No I want to Merge a Stereo AB with a Mono Mid/vocal mic. I want to be able to switch between: Stereo AB, Stereo AB + mono Mic, Mono Mic And if I can have some degree of balancing the mono mic with

Thanks for your view on this. I have a Zoom, also a Sound Devices Mixpre10ii and many decent mics, so its not really about High fidelity or practicality here. It's more about creating something

Yes, but the case doesn't connect to the circuit ground (Pin-1) of the XLR's. In my instructable I run it all the way up to shield the inner two wires of the Mogami cable. I am also making the three

They look to be shielded. ive attached a photo so you can see what im talking about. They have Mesh in front and the body is soldered to ground on the 4 pads in the right picture. They should be

S1 would allow you to disconnect the input at pin 2 (dont know why anyone would want that...), S2 selects an input impedance (~3150 ohms or 150 ohms).? The MA1 preamp is powered by +48v phantom from