Hello Nation,
Im sure this has already been discussed into the ground, but for whatever reason I can't find the answer I'm looking for. I've made a tin can mic and used a piezzo pup. It feedback like nobody's business. It's there a cure? I've hea
Read more…I'm thinking how to make steampunk microphone.
I don't wanna use any plastic covers shells etc.
Tea ball mic looks great and steamy. Problem is tha it sound tinny and
high frequencies. Maybe if I make it right it don't sound ? This looks great but t
My DIY project.
Shure R198 mic insert, tomato paste can, rubber pipe sleeve, screen mesh sound hole cover.
~$36 spent so far.
Just have to solder on a volume pot, cable and assemble.
Need a name for my new mic.
Just wanted to get some feedback from all you guys out there who post videos and record them selves playing CBG's like I do. I have posted over 25 videos now and all of them I've done so using my iPhone. I use some phone apps to add a few visual effe
Read more…OK. So I seem to be at the point where I think I need a microphone. I would like to record the sound from my amp and it doesn't sound so good going from the amp output into the computer. I think the best bet is to use a microphone placed in front of
Read more…I bought old analog telephone.
I tried to make microphone from telephone speaker and mic.
Carbon mic was to noisy and quiet.
Speaker worked well untill I realized that open soledring between to cabels is bad.
I tried to fix the problem. Speaker uses
I found some 14 gauge house wire in the dumpster. Amazing stuff. I can bend it and it holds it's shape.
Been using a aluminum tripod purchased at a resale store for USA $ 4 as a lightweight microphone stand. Using a $ 11 Audio Technica ATR 1100 micro
Read more…Hey CBG'rs
I'm sure someone else has discovered this too. While cleaning out my garage I found a very old (Probably over 20 yrs) Realistic (Radio Shack) Dynamic Microphone you know the old ones for the cassette recorders with 2 plugs on the end One
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