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Hi,
I have searched diyAudio and the web for circuits of condenser icrophone impedance converters/amplifiers. All I have found (beisde tube circuite) were quite simple circuits with one JFET and a few passive components. Is this the type of circuit used in the better/more expensive condenser microphones? Does anyone here have some information? I do not need a circuit diagram with component values necessarily, a diagram showing the basic idea will do. Greetings Peter |
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