jeroddumas
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Where are you guys sourcing the G7 styroflex caps 10nf and 1nf 160V? Also the 7pin XLR cable and connectors? I have everything else i need for this mic. I want to get it completed.
G7 Styroflex Caps
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muadgil
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Hi
You can find them here (it's a french shop, but they have both of them)
styroflex caps
or here (UK shop):
1000pF and 10000pF polystyrene caps
You can find 7pinXLR connectors in this shop too.
The cable is at canford audio (mogami) check G7 meta for the ref, i don't remember.
Hope it helps
PS: could you take a look at the message you created for the SSL 9K, I posted 2 (newbie i think) questions that need answers
Thanks and happy mic building (i'm trying to make one too, Bom's almost complete)
Gilles
You can find them here (it's a french shop, but they have both of them)
styroflex caps
or here (UK shop):
1000pF and 10000pF polystyrene caps
You can find 7pinXLR connectors in this shop too.
The cable is at canford audio (mogami) check G7 meta for the ref, i don't remember.
Hope it helps
PS: could you take a look at the message you created for the SSL 9K, I posted 2 (newbie i think) questions that need answers
Thanks and happy mic building (i'm trying to make one too, Bom's almost complete)
Gilles
Styroflex (EU) = polystyrene (US)
muadgil
Active member
Erratum:first link is wrong, they are not 160V
the second one is ok
the second one is ok
www.partsconnexion.com :wink: :sam:
sbranco
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Got ours at surplus sales of Nebraska.
sbranco
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Got ours (polystyrene that is) at surplus sales of Nebraska.
The 7 pin xlr's I got from full compass. However, the 7 pin Neutrik xlr's we ordered are too small to fit into the standard connector socket in the B2 body we are using so we are trying to make a sleeve to get a snug fit. If you are making your own mic body I guess it won't matter.
Most importantly, the male 7 pin xlr's you want for the mic body are from xlr jacks for cords. The 7 pin part slides out of the casing.
The female Neutrik 7 pin xlr panel jacks we ordered do not come out of the panel mounts.
The 7 pin xlr's I got from full compass. However, the 7 pin Neutrik xlr's we ordered are too small to fit into the standard connector socket in the B2 body we are using so we are trying to make a sleeve to get a snug fit. If you are making your own mic body I guess it won't matter.
Most importantly, the male 7 pin xlr's you want for the mic body are from xlr jacks for cords. The 7 pin part slides out of the casing.
The female Neutrik 7 pin xlr panel jacks we ordered do not come out of the panel mounts.
