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Calrec CM 654a
I bought an old calrec mic of of ebay a few day ago. Well it got here...along with oodles of noise. I'm getting everything from radiostations to crackles out of this thing.
I've put it in a case with some silica gel. Hopefully that fixes the problem. The seller described it as being in "good" condition, so maybe it accumulated some moisture in-transit. In the mean time, if you have any other ideas on what the problem could be, post 'em. This is a phantom powered FET microphone. |
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When I encounter mics in that condition I leave them powered up in front of a radio or other sound source for a few days. If the condition doesn't change, I have it looked at by a tech.
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Rick Ruskin Lion Dog Music - Seattle WA http://liondogmusic.com |
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Yep! First thing I would do is open 'er up. lol
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