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I have a 32V-3 and it works great with the D104 non amplified microphone. I have a RCA 77DX microphone I wired up to it and people hear me but low? I have the modulation knob all the way up and on the modulation meter no movement? How can I get the microphone to modulate louder? Thanks....Rich |
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How long before you're flooding the groups with your ebay spam for it,
fatboy? "Rich" wrote in message news ![]() Hi I have a 32V-3 and it works great with the D104 non amplified microphone. I have a RCA 77DX microphone I wired up to it and people hear me but low? I have the modulation knob all the way up and on the modulation meter no movement? How can I get the microphone to modulate louder? Thanks....Rich |
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Ummm a little something called impedance mismatch.
The output of the 77DX and the 104 are both about 0db @1 Khz ( http://www.coutant.org/3.html and http://www.ronharter.com/astaticD104.htm ) However, the output impedance of the 77DX is low. Depending on which tap is selected onthe onboard matching transformer . The D104 has an extremely high impedance - on the order of 1 megohm. You need to match 250 ohms to about 10k with a line to grid transformer. Perhaps an Astic LT-6 or similar (http://www.sbszoo.com/ve6sbs/sale/xform-aud.htm) "Rich" wrote in message news ![]() Hi I have a 32V-3 and it works great with the D104 non amplified microphone. I have a RCA 77DX microphone I wired up to it and people hear me but low? I have the modulation knob all the way up and on the modulation meter no movement? How can I get the microphone to modulate louder? Thanks....Rich |
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Rich wrote:
I have a 32V-3 and it works great with the D104 non amplified microphone. I have a RCA 77DX microphone I wired up to it and people hear me but low? I am surprised they hear you at all. I have the modulation knob all the way up and on the modulation meter no movement? How can I get the microphone to modulate louder? First make sure the mike is strapped for 250 ohms. Secondly, put it into a preamplifier with about 20 dB of gain. That mike is WAY too low-output to plug into a communications mike jack. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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