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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Rochester, NY, USA
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Hello, all; this is my first post.
I'm interested in doing some experimentation with an exotic design for a musical instrument pickup, and need a matching transformer that has characteristics amazingly like what one would find in a ribbon microphone. I've heard Edcor, Cinemag and Lundahl have (good, better, even better) units, and I imagine there are others... but, being currently underemployed, can't justify the bux for even the Edcor at this stage of the game. If you're upgrading the transformer in a ribbon mike and are wondering just how long the discard will sit in your scrap box, perhaps you'd be willing to sell it to me? Thank you! ∫f(t) exp(-jst)dt (John, in Rochester, NY, USA) |
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