saxmonster
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Udo, I still have it. Can I use a DMM to measure it?
Just for future refence,do you have c1 still laying around,can you measure it for dead short?
Udo, I still have it. Can I use a DMM to measure it?
letterbeacon said:Out of the Aurcycle, the B2 and the MXL 2010, which one has a head basket the most similar to a U87?
HellfireStudios said:The Aurycle, but none are perfect. Check out the U87 "How It's Made" video on YouTube. There's a lot of good footage of the headbasket being made. Find the one closest in size/shape you can.
Chances are, even if there was a Chinese-made exact copy, it would have different wire mesh or some other seemingly innocuous change. So unless someone machines their own U87 clone bodies (which would be expensive), none of the current "clones" will match.
nashkato said:hi
has anyone ordered from cinemag lately ?
they were really fast in responding about prices and shippig information for a CM2480 transformer for this project ,
but didn´t respond to my 2 mails ordering one .
it´s been over 2 weeks now.
any experiences ?
thx
saxmonster said:Ok Guess who has a clean mic sound now!!!!!!!!!!!
OH YEA ITS ME HAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!
C1 was the culprit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Something must have happen to it. So I will order a new styrene for it but the wima is working very quiet now, hahahaha.
point.
-Scott
Yes!Blue Jinn said:Another FYI, I stumbled across a thread at tapeop about alcohol damaging polyester caps when cleaning up flux, etc.
Hi Dave,wave said:I used acetone for cleaning the flux off of my board. You think that could damage styrenes in the same way?
Dave
May be yes,maybe no,I don't use it anymore since the day a colleague "cleaned" the display of our very expensive level meter (Wandel&Goltermann).It went blind.I use isopropanol for that.Anyways it is well known that pure alcohol and styrenes don't go together.
Hopefully it did not happen in your case.
Good luck,
Udo.
wave said:I was the nail polish remover kind. Not nearly as strong as hardware store acetone! I mostly soldered on the back of the boards and was careful not to get the acetone on to the components. I dip a toothbrush in it and clean away. Hoefully I didn't damage anything.
I think my mic sounds pretty good. It definitely has a "vintagey" vibe to it. It's very warm and silky on the top IMHO.
It's all subjective right?
Dave
Congrats Dave!wave said:The first one I have made is the RK-87 and the T-13 with styrenes in the 10, 220, 470, 560 positions
Dave
DUDE GUY said:Hello All,
I received my T13 today!! Woohoo!! And it came with an AMI sticker! Bonus! haha
Question for those with T13's: does yours actually say "T13 AMI Made in USA" as shown in the T13 spec sheet? Mine does not...just a black wrap (not yellow) with the number 106 (see pic). I just want to make sure I actually have a T13.
Can't wait to install it and hear some glorious 1k come out of my mic! (no capsule yet, saving up for a peluso)
Thanks everyone.
-DUDE GUY
DUDE GUY said:Hello All,
I received my T13 today!! Woohoo!! And it came with an AMI sticker! Bonus! haha
Question for those with T13's: does yours actually say "T13 AMI Made in USA" as shown in the T13 spec sheet? Mine does not...just a black wrap (not yellow) with the number 106 (see pic). I just want to make sure I actually have a T13.
Can't wait to install it and hear some glorious 1k come out of my mic! (no capsule yet, saving up for a peluso)
Thanks everyone.
-DUDE GUY
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