Hi Guys,
I'm about to enter the final stage of my build: installing the M7 capsule.
But before I screw anything up(it's my first mic build), I wan't to double check some things.
The capsule is a Thiersch M7 with two wires on the back/front.
I've read many of the posts on the board, but I'd like to clear-up the following with regards to the wiring:
the wiring of this mic capsule is that the backplate ( metal middle portion) goes to ground via the BCK pad there 2 pads but only one is labeled BCK and this one shows continuity trough the large pad F and the front capsule goes to the floating connection of R1 and C1 , there is no circuitry for polarisation of the back capsule as it is a FET47 and the resulting pattern is the one that make the U47FET know for that is the super-cardiod
-If I solder one wire to front(pcb marking) and other to back(pcb marking) I get super cardioid?
-If I solder both wires to front and none to back (with a switch between one of the wires) I could make a cardioid/omni ?
-In both cases do I need to attach a third wire from the capsule mount to ground?
the third wire left will be the one from the back capsule diaphragme and this one should be isolated wih a shrink wrap and do no connect
Hope you can confirm/correct my questions. I'll post pictures as soon as the build is finished.
looking forward to see picture of your build ,
Also make a special atention for the capsule screw mount not to touch the headbasket you may want to move them or use the side one , as the capsule his sitting high in the headbasket ,
All the best,
Lucas