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walk
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Are the same diaphragms used in B1 and T3 microphones?
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pundit
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My understanding is that all the 'B' series Studio Projects mics use 3 micron diaphragms and the T3, along with the 'C' series, use 6 micron diaphragms.walk said:
I'm sure Alan Hyatt can elaborate on this.
Incidently Alan, without given away any trade secrets, if you take say a B1, apart from the diagphragm thickness, how does it differ from a C1? The same question could be asked of the B3 and C3.
Would a C1 fitted with a B1 capsule sound just like a B1 and vice-versa?
... Just Curious!
darrin_h2000
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no the electronics are different,
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pundit
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Well I kind of figured that but I was just waiting until Alan responds... which I have no doubt he will!darrin_h2000 said:
alanhyatt
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Re: Re: Used diaphragms in Studio Projects B1 and T3?
Well you are correct about the thickness of the diaphragms, but no, using a C1 cap on a B1 will still not sound the same as a C1. The electronic design is differerent. Who know, it may sound better!!!
With all the diverse opinions on HR, I am sure you would get that as well.....
pundit said:My understanding is that all the 'B' series Studio Projects mics use 3 micron diaphragms and the T3, along with the 'C' series, use 6 micron diaphragms.
I'm sure Alan Hyatt can elaborate on this.
Incidently Alan, without given away any trade secrets, if you take say a B1, apart from the diagphragm thickness, how does it differ from a C1? The same question could be asked of the B3 and C3.
Would a C1 fitted with a B1 capsule sound just like a B1 and vice-versa?
... Just Curious!
Well you are correct about the thickness of the diaphragms, but no, using a C1 cap on a B1 will still not sound the same as a C1. The electronic design is differerent. Who know, it may sound better!!!
With all the diverse opinions on HR, I am sure you would get that as well.....
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