Subject: | Re: desiccating AT3032 mics |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Wed Jun 18, 2014 2:01 pm ((PDT)) |
> Hi Dan, > Was searching this very issue and ran into head first into your old message. > Now that Im actually using the same capsules Ive noticed the same transient > click (pop) for one mic. Once some new capsules arrive Ill dismantle the > poping capsule to find out whats going on inside. I was using them in 96% > humidity which is probably too high. Could also be a contamination issue & > will find out soon. Would be good to "cure" this, although click detecting in > software seems to do a decent job removing them... > > -Mike. I don't use them much now, mostly carry them as backups, so I can't report on the results, but I store all my 3032s in sealed bags with desiccant boxes inside, give the desiccant boxes a bake now and then to keep them blue. Measured humidity inside bag at 15%. -Dan |
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