chunger
Well-known member
Gen 3 will fix the tailpiece aesthetic. I may have a batch of replacement end pieces made so folks can convert, but this will take some time to accomplish. . . EVERYTHING takes forever when dealing with overseas factory I've found. The headbasket meshing ended up being a major exercise in frustration, so I decided to have them build the batch at this stage. Otherwise, we would never get any mics in hand it seemed.
Part of trying to be a "valuable" customer is following through with some big orders so the factory knows you are not just kicking tires. . . especially on the first order.
I'm working on better ways to coordinate with the factory and hopefully, we will be able to figure out a good work-flow. I'm thinking I will need to prototype here in the US and send a completed sample for reference to China so they understand exactly what I'm looking for and do not get "creative".
As for raising the capsule mount, you can use any stock material (plexiglass, delrin, brass, etc.) and drill 2 holes spaced 8mm. Then use longer M2 screws to attach the rubber mount. This should be easy enough to DIY and I will work on a bolt-on solution as well. I specifically requested the use of the same shock-mount, but again, the factory decided to use what they are familiar with instead which is unfortunate. I may need to supply them with capsule mounts in the next rev.
Part of trying to be a "valuable" customer is following through with some big orders so the factory knows you are not just kicking tires. . . especially on the first order.
I'm working on better ways to coordinate with the factory and hopefully, we will be able to figure out a good work-flow. I'm thinking I will need to prototype here in the US and send a completed sample for reference to China so they understand exactly what I'm looking for and do not get "creative".
As for raising the capsule mount, you can use any stock material (plexiglass, delrin, brass, etc.) and drill 2 holes spaced 8mm. Then use longer M2 screws to attach the rubber mount. This should be easy enough to DIY and I will work on a bolt-on solution as well. I specifically requested the use of the same shock-mount, but again, the factory decided to use what they are familiar with instead which is unfortunate. I may need to supply them with capsule mounts in the next rev.