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Studio Projects T3 Original Like New, Upgraded input output cap 1000pf Polystyrene $500

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Lelandletham

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Original Studio Projects T3 with upgraded NOS Mallory 1uf 400v 1% beast output cap under transformer photos below was a SNUG fit but big difference, caps and switched to 1000pf polystyrene, also mial polystyrene 4700pf cap. and I can add additional cap swaps if you’d like too. Has a vintage Jan 12at7 in it and I’ll throw in an extra tube 12at7 or 12ay7 6072 your choice. The few listed I’ve seen are 400-680 without mods, feel free to ask any questions. When I get home I’ll take photos of the circuit. Comes with power supply obviously, thanks! $500 mic is like just has the new with the cap updatesD4867B60-02D7-4DB1-8B59-6D82DC52A039.jpeg
 

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Hi @Lelandletham
Original Studio Projects T3 with upgraded NOS Mallory 1uf 400v 1% beast output cap under transformer photos below was a SNUG fit but big difference, caps and switched to 1000pf polystyrene, also mial polystyrene 4700pf cap. and I can add additional cap swaps if you’d like too. Has a vintage Jan 12at7 in it and I’ll throw in an extra tube 12at7 or 12ay7 6072 your choice. The few listed I’ve seen are 400-680 without mods, feel free to ask any questions. When I get home I’ll take photos of the circuit. Comes with power supply obviously, thanks! $500 mic is like just has the new with the cap updates
Just bought a T3 for cheap because it does not have its PSU. So I built one with some mods.
First, HV is 120v (instead of 200v) and heater is elevated. A schematic below speaks more than words.
1,5uF@400v filtering (C1) has been changed for a Nichicon. C2 (couplinig cap) is a MKP Audiophiler 1uF@400v
I have got a NOS Sylvania 6072.
I'm now waiting for delivery of a 7 pins XLR chassis for the PSU so I did not yet made tests for now...
 

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Hi @Lelandletham

Just bought a T3 for cheap because it does not have its PSU. So I built one with some mods.
First, HV is 120v (instead of 200v) and heater is elevated. A schematic below speaks more than words.
1,5uF@400v filtering (C1) has been changed for a Nichicon. C2 (couplinig cap) is a MKP Audiophiler 1uF@400v
I have got a NOS Sylvania 6072.
I'm now waiting for delivery of a 7 pins XLR chassis for the PSU so I did not yet made tests for now...
Hi @Emmathom!
The SP T3 is an interesting microphone, a good platform for mods.
It seems that the capsule is the one used in the C series, a highly appreciated 797. I use it with great results on acoustic guitar. Others, in deemphasis circuits swear by a tone in the 87 range. People report that an upgrade to a better NOS 6072/12AY7 tube,Telefunken,GE,RCA, tames the harshness from the top end.
And Sylvania is an obvious improvement.
Others prefer to replace the stock K67 with a CK12, some even test different brands of transformers.
We are waiting for good news.
Good luck!
 
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