So my story goes like this:
A couple of years ago I bought a Beyerdynamic M260N mic on Ebay for very cheap price.
The mic was working but doesn't sounds good at all so I put it on the shelf for a while.A couple of days ago I borrowed a new M260.80 mic from a friend to make a comparison between the two M206 mics.
My friend's mic sounds wonderful while my mic sounds pretty bad.
So I opened my mic to see what's going on and for my surprise I didn't found any ribbon motor / aribbon transformer inside the mic chassis but this dynamic capsule in very bad condition.
The glue connecting diaphragm to the capsule and the glue connecting the voice coil to the diaphragm has dried and became very shaky.
Does anyone recognize this capsule?
I'm wondering if I should try to repair it or it won't be worth the effort?
A couple of years ago I bought a Beyerdynamic M260N mic on Ebay for very cheap price.
The mic was working but doesn't sounds good at all so I put it on the shelf for a while.A couple of days ago I borrowed a new M260.80 mic from a friend to make a comparison between the two M206 mics.
My friend's mic sounds wonderful while my mic sounds pretty bad.
So I opened my mic to see what's going on and for my surprise I didn't found any ribbon motor / aribbon transformer inside the mic chassis but this dynamic capsule in very bad condition.
The glue connecting diaphragm to the capsule and the glue connecting the voice coil to the diaphragm has dried and became very shaky.
Does anyone recognize this capsule?
I'm wondering if I should try to repair it or it won't be worth the effort?