Re: desiccating AT3032 mics

["Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999]

> I have heard of someone who had to dry out a couple of microphones and th=
ey put them in an oven at a very low temperature, which sounded very scary.=
 But it did the job, your method would seem to have less 'fear' factor! :-)

I thought about putting the mics into the food dryer directly. A-T warns to=
 keep them under 110 degrees F. My Excalibur dryer has good temperature reg=
ulation and goes down to around 90 degrees, so I just might use it in a mot=
el between sessions=85

-Dan