My recently made Lavalier mic suggestion needed
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I've made this mic to sell for ENG person in Thailand. And for use myself.
My reference sound profile is MKH 416 MKE 2 it's Superlux WO518 mic structure. But get change mic capsule and acoustic inside. Element : Back Electret Condenser Sensitivity : –40dBV/Pa Freq. Res : 20-20000Hz S/N : 73dB Noise output : 20dB Mic positioned middle of chest. exposed. Mic > My DIY Preamp for electret (Flat) > iMac mic input > Garageband. No Process no EQ Link Wave file for Clearer : http://www.dropbox.com/s/fnmd3k3f8rf...c%20dvinfo.wav |
Re: My recently made Lavalier mic suggestion needed
It sounds very nice and if you can make it for a reasonable cost it could be a viable alternative to the ME2.
One note is the clip and I find those single post onto the base design very fragile and have broken several rode types, a right angled fixture is more robust as per the sony types or like this one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Metal-Blac...item35c2457a76 Personally I use these low cost mic's as spares and for situations where the mic may get damaged: UltraDisk 4016 Sennheiser Screw Lock thread 3.5mm Lavalier Tie Clip microphone | eBay They state unidirectional but they are pretty much Omni and also work well upside down! |
Re: My recently made Lavalier mic suggestion needed
the microphone clip is as stable as the clip that bundled with G3 ME-2 lav.
it's not two piece lock with clamp as ebay link, This one got welded. and I think this clip is made out of stainless. I've seen this UltraDisk mic before. The sound is so dry and not present much. the capsule that i've use on my mic is similar to ME-2. but more respond to bass and high-end. Thanks for comment. |
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Re: My recently made Lavalier mic suggestion needed
Wow! I see maybe i'll find that kind of clip. so much flexibility.
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