I have make up this circuit but running the wm 60 mic http://www.e-insite.net/ednmag/contents/images/152877f1.pdf
using the 3 wire setup FROM : http://www.linkwitzlab.com/images/graphics/microph1.gif
mic pin 1 to 10v
mic pin 2 through 2,2 uf plastic film cap to op amp + input
On the op amp circuit I change r1 and r2 to 10 k.
Is this a good way of making a circuit for running a wm 60 balanced from 48v phantom power?
can i just replace the op amp with more easy to get low noise op amp (ne5532)?
I wan't to make a mic that can be
handle high spl about 120db. and at the same time be low noise for low level recordings. maybe with the posibility of switcing in a low cut filter40/50 hz.
Since the electret mic from panasonic is so good but have e bit noisy Jfet for low level recordings where lots of gain is required.
I want to know what Fet can replase the inside build one?
I have opened on mic capsule and I think I can make it posible to use external fet.
I know that this is not realy a amp issue bot if some body know about this kind of stuff let me know.
best regard JC. dk.
😉
using the 3 wire setup FROM : http://www.linkwitzlab.com/images/graphics/microph1.gif
mic pin 1 to 10v
mic pin 2 through 2,2 uf plastic film cap to op amp + input
On the op amp circuit I change r1 and r2 to 10 k.
Is this a good way of making a circuit for running a wm 60 balanced from 48v phantom power?
can i just replace the op amp with more easy to get low noise op amp (ne5532)?
I wan't to make a mic that can be
handle high spl about 120db. and at the same time be low noise for low level recordings. maybe with the posibility of switcing in a low cut filter40/50 hz.
Since the electret mic from panasonic is so good but have e bit noisy Jfet for low level recordings where lots of gain is required.
I want to know what Fet can replase the inside build one?
I have opened on mic capsule and I think I can make it posible to use external fet.
I know that this is not realy a amp issue bot if some body know about this kind of stuff let me know.
best regard JC. dk.
😉