T Tanigumi Member Joined Jun 10, 2024 Messages 17 Location Japan Jun 10, 2024 #1 I have a 1950's Toshiba G-type ribbon mic, 600 ohm, and a 1950's Aiwa VM-15, 50 ohm. What is a good way to get the 600 ohm mic to have more output?
I have a 1950's Toshiba G-type ribbon mic, 600 ohm, and a 1950's Aiwa VM-15, 50 ohm. What is a good way to get the 600 ohm mic to have more output?
ruffrecords Well-known member Joined Nov 10, 2006 Messages 17,369 Location Norfolk - UK Jun 10, 2024 #2 If it is that old then there is a high probability that any internal foam damping has perished and should be replaced. Cheers Ian
If it is that old then there is a high probability that any internal foam damping has perished and should be replaced. Cheers Ian
T Tanigumi Member Joined Jun 10, 2024 Messages 17 Location Japan Jun 10, 2024 #4 The Toshiba, 600 ohm is packed with cotton looks like from the factory
garp Well-known member Joined Jan 15, 2012 Messages 268 Location France Pays basque Jun 10, 2024 #5 Nearly no foam was employed in the 50's, silk fine mesh instead. Maybe try to investigate around the aoustical chambrer behind the ribbon probably inspired by some RCA patent.
Nearly no foam was employed in the 50's, silk fine mesh instead. Maybe try to investigate around the aoustical chambrer behind the ribbon probably inspired by some RCA patent.