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smilan

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Hi,
I have a GEFELL RFT MV101 mic with MK102 capsule.
I've built a custom PSU with a balanced output using a NEUTRIK NTM4 transformer.
The mic works good, but I feel like it missing some high frequencies.
There's a way to boost the frequencies above 10K Hz in this mic by changing some components?


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As you can see at this picture, the AKG C451 EB have much more high frequencies comparing to the MV101.
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The mic works good, but I feel like it missing some high frequencies.
It is a measurement microphone without treble boost, nicely linear. Maybe that's just the way it is and has to be accepted.
At first glance, I don't see any built-in EQ for the treble.
I've built a custom PSU with a balanced output using a NEUTRIK NTM4 transformer.
Are you using the Neutrik transformer reverse as a 4:1?
 

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It is a measurement microphone without treble boost, nicely linear. Maybe that's just the way it is and has to be accepted.
At first glance, I don't see any built-in EQ for the treble.
Yes, I guess I'll use it as it was designed...

Are you using the Neutrik transformer reverse as a 4:1?
Yes, I'm taking the output from the primary side.
 
How does the mic behave with an external EQ? I like a nice inductor EQ for something like this to make the treble shine.
It works well, I have an Auditronics 6010 preamps with a nice inductor EQ and with a 3db boost at 12K it sounds much nicer (at list for a drum overheads mic).
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Have you tried with other transformers? Like Lundahl LL1527?
It has a ratio of 2:1 and brings the impedance to 150 ohms.
 
Have you tried with other transformers? Like Lundahl LL1527?
It has a ratio of 2:1 and brings the impedance to 150 ohms.
No, I did not tried the Lundahl LL1527 since I don't have one here, I'll order one as soon as I'll need some other transformers from Lundahl.
 
Would you be so kind to post your power supply build? I'm sure a number of us would benefit from seeing how you built it and what components you used. Many thanks !
 

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