micaddict
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Built-in de-esser.dip in the 6-8k range
Built-in de-esser.dip in the 6-8k range
ShaneSBG said:I have an RK47 that I'm not using...its brand new. I put it in a D-47 I built and then pulled it right out and put it back in its case. I don't know if you want it and I don't know what you wanna pay....nothing wrong with it, I swapped it for a Thiersch PVC capsule is why I pulled it.
Khron said:Is that offer for me, or for anyone "willing"?
zaraxisof said:Is there anyone here who has a K47 or CK12 unused and want to sell it at a fair price?
Thanks.
ShaneSBG said:That's a trip...I saw a post here and I thought it was the most recent, but its actually on the other page
as far as an "offer" I don't know...It doesn't really matter to me. I guess my only thing would be recouping as much of the cost as I can. I understand it's technically been used and there's zero reason for anyone to pay the $150 it costs for one of these from someone when you can get a brand new one for that. With all that said if you want it I don't mind....just not sure what a fair price for it is. I guess I would wanna get $100...I don't know....I feel like I rambling on with jibber jabber :-X
vinylwall said:I have 6 of the CK12's and 5 of the K47's from this group buy that I don't seem to be using. If anyone else can use them, I'd like $27 each (plus shipping).
K1TTENM1TTEN said:Hey there! Sorry for the three totally noob questions here, but I bought a bunch of these capsules back when the group buy happened. I have been sitting on them ever since due to my job making me hellaciously busy.
I have a MXL 910 I want to put one of the K47 capsules into, but I wasn't really sure how to go about it.
Question 1) The saddle that these came with don't really fit the MXL very well, so what should I do to get this saddle to mount?
Question 2) The K47 capsule we got has two wires coming off the center of the front and the back of the capsule. The original MXL capsule has a red wire coming off the center of the rear of the capsule, and a black wire coming off the side of the capsule. I am assuming these K47s are omni, however because the MXL 910 didn't support omni originally (the 910 is cardioid) I am guessing that I need to choose one of center post wires of the K47 to go to where the red wire was on the circuit (this will then become the rear), then I use one of the included wires to then screw that into the side of the K47 capsule and solder that to where the black wire was originally on the circuit. Is this correct?
Question 3) If I am only using one of the wires from the center mounted front/rear, do I leave the other wire screwed in, or do I remove it?
MagnetoSound said:or connect it to the same point on the board as the backplate wire.
ln76d said:No, no, no, no, no
Big NO
Just unconnected
MagnetoSound said:Sure, by all means just leave it flapping about. But what is the objection?
ln76d said:In case of factory mxl input wiring, if you would connect backside to ground you will get omni
if you would connect it to backplate, then you will divide polarisation voltage in a half, so the backside would be "active" in the circuit and it would also affect polar pattern.
If you still have 2 of these, message me. Thanks,vinylwall said:I have 3 of the K47's from this group buy that I don't seem to be using. If anyone else can use them, I'd like $27 each (plus shipping).
MagnetoSound said:This would mean that, in this particular circuit, the backplate is polarised, the front diaphragm is at Ov and the signal is taken from the backplate via a cap.
No. The rear diaphragm forms a capacitor with the backplate. If you short both leads of a capacitor together, what happens? Nothing. There is no circuit because there is no capacitance, just a dead short.
It just means the backplate effectively has a bigger electronic surface area, but acoustically it has no effect as it is not facing the front diaphragm. It is just as if the rear diaphragm is not sputtered.