The switch PCB (with the HPF / pad / pattern selector switches) gets soldered perpendicular to the main audio PCB. PROFESSIONAL】: Condenser Microphone Set: Superior professional condenser microphone full set to make the recordings more colorful that sounds as good on your desktop as it does in a professional recording studio.

It picks up finer details, that previous microphones I have used have missed, and there is minimal noise in the background. Have a listen to audio in each video and hopefully you can determine which microphone meets your needs. Operation of the transistor of stupidity is pretty obvious: it's a (reversed) PNP which dumps some current into the grounded RC circuit whenever the "capsule" net draws current from the 4k7 pullup.

It has a small diaphragm electret-condenser mic element - so it does not require high (polarizing) voltage. People rip that out and put in a large diaphragm capsule that is non-electret, copying the legendary Neumann microphone designs U47, U87 etc. Remember that BJT devices can be used successfully backwards, they just have crappier specs (including lower breakdown voltages). Unless I’m recording birds that are drawn to shiny objects the windscreen will probably become a permanent fixture on this mic, just to keep me from going blind.

If you are indeed new to recording and production, please feel free to post a thread topic here if there is something you are curious about - there are no stupid questions! They take native Eagle files, so there’s no need to double-check if you have all the necessary layers.cable with the BM800, the power for the electronics comes from the 'plugin power' (around 5vdc) of the computers mic jack. My plan is to use the housing to build a real condenser mic with a large capsule and decent pcb inside similar to Pimped Alice but my own way. Generally speaking, a lot of desktop and portable machines needs a 3V voltage, while our microphone's voltage should be above 5V. While I’ve got my own cheap kit from Newegg coming soon, I was hoping for some pictures in advance of arrival.