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Published on 08/11/12 at 02:04This mic is in line Melodium products,
this model is particularly aimed at the general public (necessarily wealthy at the time)
membrane round aluminum (+ /-20mm)
internal impedance transformer (with a turns ratio of 1:40)
DC resistance of the micro is 7 ohms (internal measure)
DC resistance of 1000 ohms transformer
the sound is very distinctive: midrange bite, resonances metal ...
it is put into the category of microphones for harmonica (whatever it is impractical to hold in hand with a harmonica)
or equity instrument or a song like "retro jazz"
not need to plug foobar stuff sound vintage ...
balanced output (solder in the microwave)
the output level is low on a modern table because it was calculated to operate on grafted tube (usually one or ECC83 EF86)
OVERALL OPINION
it sounds very "Berthe Sylva"
this model is particularly aimed at the general public (necessarily wealthy at the time)
membrane round aluminum (+ /-20mm)
internal impedance transformer (with a turns ratio of 1:40)
DC resistance of the micro is 7 ohms (internal measure)
DC resistance of 1000 ohms transformer
the sound is very distinctive: midrange bite, resonances metal ...
it is put into the category of microphones for harmonica (whatever it is impractical to hold in hand with a harmonica)
or equity instrument or a song like "retro jazz"
not need to plug foobar stuff sound vintage ...
balanced output (solder in the microwave)
the output level is low on a modern table because it was calculated to operate on grafted tube (usually one or ECC83 EF86)
OVERALL OPINION
it sounds very "Berthe Sylva"