| Subject: | 1. Re: EMKS-23 & other PIP mics compared |
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| From: | "Philip Tyler" macmang4125 |
| Date: | Wed May 2, 2007 9:01 am ((PDT)) |
Hi Andrew
It is quite easy to make your own pip power supply by
the way, if you wish to go down the DIY route and
don't mind wielding a hot soldering iron?
It takes a couple of resistors a couple of capacitors
and a power source such as a PP3.
Phil
--- Andrew Carter <> wrote:
> Ah - I knew there would be something - Thanks Phil!
> Andrew
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