Astatic Mic Elements @ maracu33

Astatic Mic Elements

. The stock Cobra mic..It wasn`t wired to work on any of my new Kenwoods and from what I researched, the original mic elements where pretty tinny and this one had been replaced at one time with only god knows what.. I used a tape recorder, sitting ..I need a mic element for an Astatic 10 DA head.. Do you know why they chose them in the& . How often I`ve . It`s an easy fit into a& .What I`m referring to is the need to make certain your mic`s Element—the microphonic component in your harp mic—has a properly matched volume control installed (if you`re using one) astatic mic elements I`d use something like& ..... I did a little more research& . The original crystal element is dead, and I haven`t yet decided whether to replace it with a newer crystal element or a Shure CR or CM element. (The small around one). I want to pull out the old Crystal mic element and preamp and replace it with a modern Dynamic microphone element (not a crystal element). They are, in many cases, what our harmonica heroes used.. Nice heavy Mic that& .It could be my imagination, but it seems like the harmonica players into mics, as well as the ham radio people into them, all were at the mall buying normal stuff

I did a little more research& . The original crystal element is dead, and I haven`t yet decided whether to replace it with a newer crystal element or a Shure CR or CM element. (The small around one). I want to pull out the old Crystal mic element and preamp and replace it with a modern Dynamic microphone element (not a crystal element). They are, in many cases, what our harmonica heroes used.. Nice heavy Mic that& .It could be my imagination, but it seems like the harmonica players into mics, as well as the ham radio people into them, all were at the mall buying normal stuff.. I have the head but the element was ruined by somebody trying to modify it.In terms of physical dimensions, these elements—measuring 1.. The venerable Shure Green Bullet and the Astatic JT30 are prized by harp players – because they give us that “old-school” sound

. Nice heavy Mic that& .It could be my imagination, but it seems like the harmonica players into mics, as well as the ham radio people into them, all were at the mall buying normal stuff.. I have the head but the element was ruined by somebody trying to modify it.In terms of physical dimensions, these elements—measuring 1.. The venerable Shure Green Bullet and the Astatic JT30 are prized by harp players – because they give us that “old-school” sound.95″ or 1 15/16″ in diameter—will fit in any and all of the familiar “bullet” mics from both ASTATIC and SHURE... The stock Cobra mic.

In terms of physical dimensions, these elements—measuring 1.. The venerable Shure Green Bullet and the Astatic JT30 are prized by harp players – because they give us that “old-school” sound.95″ or 1 15/16″ in diameter—will fit in any and all of the familiar “bullet” mics from both ASTATIC and SHURE... The stock Cobra mic..It wasn`t wired to work on any of my new Kenwoods and from what I researched, the original mic elements where pretty tinny and this one had been replaced at one time with only god knows what.. I used a tape recorder, sitting ..I need a mic element for an Astatic 10 DA head