Regarding the shock-mounts:
This is an awesome deal if we can get 60mm mounts.
Someone will have to organize the group-buy, though.
Meaning this person would gather orders in the BM, collect monies, order, then ship 200+ to individuals worldwide.
Not a small undertaking, but also not too bad if you're organized.
I think there's enough interest to make the 200 minimum order.
I recommend a new thread for the shock-mounts.
I'm probably going to start a new thread for the PS enclosure.
Junction said:
Don't want to appear to be crashing this thread, just thought it might be an interesting reference ... the Chinese company who manufacturers the Thomann condensor mics will entertain an order of 100 pieces of complete microphone bodies with grille, manufactured from copper tubing and plated as required, with mulit-pin connector (for tube mics), pcb mounting rails, capsule mount and with customised screen printed logo for less than $USD50. They can also supply anything else required for any condensor mic need ... for interest, I got them to quote only just the mic bodies as above ... pretty cheap!!
Michael
If you go back and read the first few pages of this thread, you'll find CHANCE mentioning that he can get the same bodies for even cheaper than $50.
Now, coming from me, this is going to sound like a conflict of interests, but I think the whole point of this thread is that we all wanted something much nicer than the Chinese mic bodies.
Please don't take this the wrong way, Michael, because the last thing I want to do is offend anyone, but I think we're all aware that we can get a mic body for less than my offering ($150—200).
What makes the mic body in this thread different is that a lot of members have spent a lot of time researching the specifications and even the tiniest details so that the design could evolve into something really great; something closer in build quality and design thoughtfulness to microphone enclosures of old.
The headbasket design, for instance, very closely (and in some cases exactly) replicates that of the U47 in dimensions, mesh specs, materials, construction, and even finish options.