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What are the polar patterns here? Assume Fig-8 or cardioid?

I've been impressed by the video you did ten years ago, where you talk in front of the two mics, to reveal at the end that you were switching the sound every 5 seconds. The video left me speachless. I'm wondering if we still get that level of "uncanny" with the current model, compared to the older one in the video. >>> Is the new NU-47V3S an iteration on the mic in the old video ? Does the mic from 10 years ago and the one being sold today both use the same technics ? In both cases, no tube, no trannies, no M7 capsule, right ? Also, where does the new model stands, compared with the first wooden version used by Bjork and others ? Thanks.

Hello ! Can you tell me if the current NU-47VS3 is the result of an iterative process ? Was the concept of getting rid of the OG capsule, tube and transformer already here for the first wooden version ? Or is this concept, a new one, and a departure from the origins of your U47 recreation ? Thanks.

just get to the point and edit the rubbish bits

So basically that resistor does the same thing a 3.5mm to XLR adapter does, that converts 24 or 48V to plug in power that the mic needs? I believe so... The adapters are expensive and if a resistor like this can be used, that is great news. Or is there more electronics inside those adapters? I think they are called VXLR+.

Amazing, thanks ! Will this work with an LDC capsule ?

Do we need one to chasis?

what the resistor does in the circiut? I have 2 unbalanced xlr-xlr cables to use with dynamic mics, but when I plu them in a interface with phantom power activated the dynamic microphone sounds distorted. Can I use the resistor trick to solve it ?

He is a microphone god......best ever

I add my gratitude to the rest here!!! Just built mine while watching. Works like a charm!!!!

Good morning, could you show the setup you used to carry out the tests, how did you see the frequency curves?

Thank You for some drunk reason I bought ten bakers dozen electret mic capsules, nothing fancy, along with a couple dozen MEMS mic modules for ESP32 or Arduino use as well. Your lesson shoould get the former to use, finally. ;-) PS now if I could figure-out what, why, and where I put this 172 game controller joysticks to use, other than and tactile art thing. The difference between the electrets with and without FET inside or not? then two-pin or three? what is up with those choices, Maestro? Something about where the power is hooked in? take care

I am no fan of vintage nothing ...i am exited with the new advancements and moving into the future...no need for selling your soul to buy a mic......Martin keep them guessing ...love your work

Microphone god...hic mic are all you need

can this work with larges capsules? without transitors like that

nice how to make tube pre amp even microphones

I can't believe you took more than 23 minutes just to solder a resistor and a mic capsule... But worth watching. Thankyou

The KM54 beats the other mic hands down.

How do you measure your frequency response of each microphone?

Hello, in my case, there was a noise, which I managed to solve by grounding the mesh (pin 1). Am I right?

Great video thankyou for making it, would this work in stereo adding 2 capsules in series?

Hello, is there a way to get a balanced signal out of an electret, or is there a simple way to invert the signal?

old vid but maybe youll answear and please do. is there a general rule for resistor value vs capsul size? or is the resister value you used good for any size capsul?

That was good stuff !😅

Do I miss something but where is your tone-generator?

strong vid, but just be honest, your not a seller, and i feel its a good thing

link?

Nice! I like C the most, what is it? :)

What are you using to actually test the freq response? Also, what software are you using for capture/displaying the results.

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Thats spectacular! Sounds like good properties of fet 47 and u67 style mic or rca 44 ribbon with clarity. Didnt own any of them but commenting:) Anyway very good mid range projection and image! Congrats on singer as well!

Wow! I hear the difference and agree the original U47 has that certain magic that I've not heard in any other similar mics. Having said that, I really like your thought precess and the sound of your not-a-47-clone mic. It does have many of the admirable qualities of the original U47. Congratulations! I would love to buy one and I'm sure it is worth every penny you are selling it for but unfortunately it's beyond my financial grasp. I think you will do well with it. Cheers!

I'd love to see you take this project transform it into an inexpensive Ultrasonic microphone(¿array?). There are a lot of interesting things to be heard in the 100kHz range.From insects and bats to ultrasonic vibrations in industry.

Excellent presentation!

both sound harsh to me. I think I've come to like Schoeps best for sdc mic.

Hello Dear Friend. Great tutorial. Which brand capsules are you using in here?

There were some pretty decent capsules in there. But I haven't seen an Primo caps. Those are pretty popular amongst builders. And I personally really like their sounds. Maybe in a future episode? Also JLI sells some very nice sounds capsules. Thanks for the video regardless!

Your voice sounds like Ricardo Montalban!

Very nice. Enjoyed that!

Hello, will I have any problems if I turn on +48V phantom power via Zoom F6 with this technique? Does it work well?

wow! impressive sound!

0:21 Iron Man song!

I've been watching your videos for the past couple of days, can't wait till I get the NU-47 microphone... I have heard wonderful things about it and I hope I can get one by the end of this year. Please keep posting these entretaining videos they are pleasent to watch!!

I would LOVE to see a few video on how to design a Microphone, but a bit more detailled and theoretical, like why do I need a capacitor here and a resistor there. I know you can find everything on the internet on this topic, but it would be awesome to have it explained by someone like you!

I’m loving your work! Keep going. Might have to get your reinvented 47 soon. I do a lot of audiobooks and I thinks it could be amazing for that.

You’re a Nordic genius! Bravo.

Pure love

❤

Actually that sounded really good. What kind of soldering iron is that?

Interesting project. The mics with the 5K hump and gentle LF cut below 200Hz are trying to emulate the frequency response found on the professional lavalier/personal mics such as the Tram TR50, Sony ECM 50/55/77 etc and is intentional. The bass cut is there to compensate for the chest resonances boosting the LF. The upper mid peak compensates for the drop in level at those frequencies caused by the acoustic shadow created by the chin and jaw when the mic is placed near the sternum. Some DPA (B&K) 4000 series electrets come with a slide on sleeve and grill which allows you to change the level of the 5K peak depending on if you want to use the mic mounted on the chest under the chin or in free space.