 
 
		
				
			tarnationsauce2
Welcome to the jungle.
Well I bought 4 of these Takstar PCM-6100 mics for 7.99 + 15.00 shipping from Japan to Oregon. They look a LOT like a Samson C02 (or is it co2?). I figured, what the hell. For so cheap I might as well add to the collection. I know these pop up on eBay AU for super cheap pretty often too.
I decided to make this post because when I went to research them online I couldn't find much useful info.
The build quality is pretty decent. They feel solid, and the shockmount is an interesting design. they even used a brass insert for the shockmount instead of plastic threads. But if you used these on snare/toms, I imagine 1 hit of a stick will crush the shockmount body. It also comes with a black clown-nose pop filter.
I have not used these yet, they arrived today. I'll update this thread with sound clips and thoughts about the sound on a later date.
The input transistor is a K596, and output pair are 2N5401.
The XLR contacts are gold plated, but I'm not sure if the capsule contacts are gold plated or raw brass.
These might be a viable mic option for someone on a realy tight bidget.
You can see the mfr date is7/31/2006. Only 19 days ago! All the mics were made on the same day, and have the same QC stamp.
 All the mics were made on the same day, and have the same QC stamp.
		
		
	
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
		 
	
				
			I decided to make this post because when I went to research them online I couldn't find much useful info.
The build quality is pretty decent. They feel solid, and the shockmount is an interesting design. they even used a brass insert for the shockmount instead of plastic threads. But if you used these on snare/toms, I imagine 1 hit of a stick will crush the shockmount body. It also comes with a black clown-nose pop filter.
I have not used these yet, they arrived today. I'll update this thread with sound clips and thoughts about the sound on a later date.
The input transistor is a K596, and output pair are 2N5401.
The XLR contacts are gold plated, but I'm not sure if the capsule contacts are gold plated or raw brass.
These might be a viable mic option for someone on a realy tight bidget.
You can see the mfr date is7/31/2006. Only 19 days ago!
 All the mics were made on the same day, and have the same QC stamp.
 All the mics were made on the same day, and have the same QC stamp. 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
 
		