Subject: | RE: The Primo EM 158 |
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From: | "Anton Woldhek" <> |
Date: | Wed, 19 Oct 2005 16:55:11 +0200 |
Hi Klas, > I would say it is the best low cost mic so far for the ones > who want to record high frequency insects, bats and similar. > You can probably squeeze out some 100 kHz from this capsule, > still enough signal to get above self noise level. That sounds excellent, and exactly what im currently in need of. > If you try: One cannot solder safely on the small gold plated > areas! The internal fet-IC burns out too easily! So, how do I solder it without damaging? Im a total n00b to microphone DIY, would I need to have some circuit added to this capsule (esp for high freq recording?) or could I connect it directly to an xlr connector? I would be recording with a Sound Devices 722. Cheers Anton ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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