innercityman
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But still active, sorry, I was not attentive
this thread on Gearspace is from 2014
As per evidence, I try not to pretend anything and only sharing what one knows as fact maintains honesty.So you pretend that the informations on this page are false, and by the way, dany Bouchard would be a liar ? check this...
https://www.vintagemicrophonepcbkit.com/D-47.html
You need to measure the response of the circuit if you use 2x1.5uf. Otherwise you don't know how those will interact with the transformer you are using.Hi. Just a question about the DU47 build: Is there a problem to use two 1.5uf 400v caps instead of the 1uf caps?
And what cables are rcommended for this build?
Ok, thanks. I have two 1.5's, but I'll stick to the 1uf then.You need to measure the response of the circuit if you use 2x1.5uf. Otherwise you don't know how those will interact with the transformer you are using.
You can see from some of this discussion why Max maybe lost some enthusiasm for this forum, maybe.reminded me of this thread: IOaudio Inventor of the parrallel 408a tube configuration in U47 Clone ?
same here! still tweaking it from time to time thoughI assembled this mic years ago and still works like a champ. Just a quick note.
If using a u47 type body you shouldn't need that for historical accuracy sake, but adding absobing pad at the bottom brings improvements most of the time. You can just try it, and decide for yourself what you like better. The absorbent material here usually controls some unwanted dips/notches in the upper midrange, but can sometimes cause them. So measurements or at least methodicaly, carefully executed a/b tests must be conducted. 1, 2 check, or simple vocal take type of test wont cut it.same here! still tweaking it from time to time though
next thing I'd like to try is having a foam base under the capsule to absorbing sound to have less reflections within the basket.
Can't find any pictures of original U47 with details on this, anyone?
kingkorg.If using a u47 type body you shouldn't need that for historical accuracy sake, but adding absobing pad at the bottom brings improvements most of the time. You can just try it, and decide for yourself what you like better. The absorbent material here usually controls some unwanted dips/notches in the upper midrange, but can sometimes cause them. So measurements or at least methodicaly, carefully executed a/b tests must be conducted. 1, 2 check, or simple vocal take type of test wont cut it.
Magic eraser = basotect, a melamin resin foamGus suggested once magic eraser, which works nice as well.
Hey bro, 8 years later and i lost the screws for my mku47 head basket, did you ever figure out the thread size?I need the 3 screws for the head basket and the one screw that mounts the body to the bottom bell on the mku47. Got lost somewhere in the shuffle/ anyone know what type of head and what size these screws are? Max you out there?
Thanx so much, saved me a ton of hassle!These are slotted countersunk head screws with a slightly raised / rounded head according to DIN964.
https://eshop.wuerth.de/v/senkkopfschraube-m2-5
As an alternative go for stainless steel with a standard slotted countersunk head.
The ones on the basket are M2,5 x 5mm
The one on the bottom bell is an M2 x 5mm
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