Wordsushi
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After going through lots of different types of mics, I've grown to prefer transformerless mics for my job (I'm a VO artist and I like the sensitivity and faster transient response for what I do) and have been enjoying tinkering with the schoeps circuit variations found in your typical Apex 435/Chinese mic. I was looking to build a Schoeps circuit on a PCB and after seeing that Poctop unfortunately didn't offer one, I stumbled across the Russell Technologies site.
http://russelltechnologies.co.uk/rt-sm01.html
Given my total noob-ness in these matters, I was wondering if anyone here has had experience with the Russell Technologies boards and/or if anyone has an opinion on them.
With shipping to the US, it cost me about $21 for the circuit and the bias boards so I figured that was a very affordable way to get my hands dirty learning more about what makes Schoeps tick and how to tune it for my personal needs.
Thoughts?
http://russelltechnologies.co.uk/rt-sm01.html
Given my total noob-ness in these matters, I was wondering if anyone here has had experience with the Russell Technologies boards and/or if anyone has an opinion on them.
With shipping to the US, it cost me about $21 for the circuit and the bias boards so I figured that was a very affordable way to get my hands dirty learning more about what makes Schoeps tick and how to tune it for my personal needs.
Thoughts?