Mods: can we get a mic troubleshoot sticky thread?

[Delta Sigma]

Basic microphone troubleshooting techniques and stumbling blocks would be very useful.

Examples:

1) Measuring a power supply output unloaded vs dummy load or mic load
2) voltmeter loading when measuring voltage in hi-z sections

 

[rock soderstrom]

Basic microphone troubleshooting techniques and stumbling blocks would be very useful.

Examples:

1) Measuring a power supply output unloaded vs dummy load or mic load
2) voltmeter loading when measuring voltage in hi-z sections

I don't believe in sticky threads. These only accumulate in the individual categories at the top and push the current threads down. Makes no sense, open up an appropriate thread with a descriptive title and the rest is done by the very good search engine on groupdiy.com. No need for sticky threads for specific topics, there is a lot of important and valuable information on groupdiy.com, that is the brand core, do we want to make them all sticky threads?

 

[Khron]

That, and noone's gonn be willing to periodically weed through links to filter out the dead ones or update them or whatever.

 

[Delta Sigma]

Answering the same questions over and over again also fills up build specific threads, making individual threads hard to read.

 

[gyraf]

ok, let's try that..

 

[rock soderstrom]

ok, let's try that..

#dislike

If we represent all central topics of our field with sticky threads, we will have numerous stickies at the top of the threads in all subsections of the forum. #Ironie on You know this from many other forums on the Internet, looks great and is totally functional, because these "always the same questions" are no longer asked. #Ironie off.

By the way, you could also point to a corresponding thread without a sticky thread.

So we design the forum for people who can not use the search engine and will ask the appropriate questions anyway. With or without sticky threads.

 

[gyraf]

I see your point - but let's try it for a while, and if it mucks up, I promise to unsticky it..!