acbar69_2000
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Where did you get the puelso capsule for that price. The best price I could find was like 170. Thanks
Where did you get the puelso capsule for that price. The best price I could find was like 170. Thanks
MXL 960, now with Peluso capsule
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MichaelJoly
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From John probably, via time travel.
acbar69_2000
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Where did you get the cAPSULE FOR $120
PhilGood
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You should probably look at the dates of the posts. This thread is a year old.
That being said, you can find the cardioid version of that capsule on eBay for $135.
link to auction
Marcadiablo
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If you are asking about the CEK-89S, it can still be found at that price. PM' me cause I don't know if its allowed to put links over here.
acbar69_2000
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I did manage to find one ata site called www.zenproaudio.com/mods.aspx
It is there for $120 plus a small shipping cost. Just ordered it and a NOS telefunken tube. I am very excited to see the difference it makes in my recordings. I will take everybodys word for it but I want to hear it with my own ears. Thanks for everyones help.
I did manage to find one ata site called www.zenproaudio.com/mods.aspx
It is there for $120 plus a small shipping cost. Just ordered it and a NOS telefunken tube. I am very excited to see the difference it makes in my recordings. I will take everybodys word for it but I want to hear it with my own ears. Thanks for everyones help.
Oh I like time travel lets go.
A little clarification for any one interested in the process
(which is probably nobody
)
This part is not so, sputtering is a vacuum coating process, generally superior to vapour deposition in terms of film quality, uniformity and thickness control.
Used in semiconductor and hard drive head manufacture (and other things)
You will see 'sputtered' in advertising blurb but most capsules are vapour deposited which is 'quick and dirty' by comparison but plenty good enough for mics. (sputtering machines are a good bit more expensive than evaporators)
See above, but the colour tint is indeed a result of the gold film thickness.
Different thickness, different colour, like the colours in oil on water.
Thicker films will look gold, but like Philgood said, it just has to conduct, the thickness doesn't make too much difference untill it gets too thick, say more than a micron or so.
Ok, you can stop snoring now
back to the topic
(which is probably nobody
)This part is not so, sputtering is a vacuum coating process, generally superior to vapour deposition in terms of film quality, uniformity and thickness control.
Used in semiconductor and hard drive head manufacture (and other things)
You will see 'sputtered' in advertising blurb but most capsules are vapour deposited which is 'quick and dirty' by comparison but plenty good enough for mics. (sputtering machines are a good bit more expensive than evaporators)
See above, but the colour tint is indeed a result of the gold film thickness.
Different thickness, different colour, like the colours in oil on water.
Thicker films will look gold, but like Philgood said, it just has to conduct, the thickness doesn't make too much difference untill it gets too thick, say more than a micron or so.
Ok, you can stop snoring now
back to the topic
MichaelJoly
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Cool. But did you use a time travel machine or not?
I got this far didn't I? And not a moment to so you should have seen the place I just came from!