| Subject: | Re: EM 172 again! |
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| From: | "klangstrand" klangstrand |
| Date: | Sat May 4, 2013 5:22 am ((PDT)) |
Hi again, Max! Red is signal/hot, white is ground and is soldered to shield on the cable/p= lug, works for me! The last blob you don=B4t have to think about. -Anders --- In "Max" <> wrote: > > Sorry again for my ignorance here, but I'm confused about there just bein= g two wires coming out of my EM 172's. I found a post from 2010 that showed= capsules with no wires at all, just three solder blobs on the base, and in= dicating which was hot, neg and ground. It's clear to me what the two wires= are, but is a ground required please? > As I've got my soldering gear out, I thought I might do some experimentin= g with these capsules, but obviously I don't want to damage them. > Also, will the PIP supplied by my LS-10 be sufficient to power them? > Cheers > Max > |
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