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It does seem simple, so much so that I wonder if I am doing something wrong= . I have a solder gun, and solder...I clamp the mic wires to the pos and n= eg leads on the RCA plug, melt a small ball of solder on the tip of the iro= n, touch it to the wire/plug lead and let it cool(all takes just a second o= r two). Yet...the mics still sound much noisier then if I just twist the= wires(off the mic capsules), around the pos/neg leads of the plug and try = them that way. The only difference is the solder, so I don't know what I'm= doing wrong! |
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