Since the drift of the thread has gotten on to the pro's and con's of
the D104 I have another question. I have used the D104 in the
unamplified style for about 40 years and was always been satisfied with
its performance on SSB with my voice driving it. I have two of the old
beasts here with
Isn't it time we found something else to talk about? My mailbox is
clogged with mic recommendations!
Thanks and 73,
John, W4AWM
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The eventual dead D-104 is now becoming more the norm.
You can go expensive replacements, OR you can get in touch with:
Glen, K9STH -
I make a kit which uses the Kobitone element that is sold by Mouser.
The curves on the microphone as well as a photo of the assembly can
be found at
Normally, or lately, the squawk has been that there is NO activity.
Now it is active.
Oh well, guess no one is gonna be happy.
Bob - N0DGN
w4...@aol.com wrote:
Isn't it time we found something else to talk about? My mailbox is
clogged with mic recommendations!
Thanks and 73,
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Gerald Stockinger
cliogunsm...@centurytel.net wrote:
Since Astatic is
no longer I would like to draw from the groups experience in rebuilding
these.
Along with Bob's suggestion, I would suggest looking around at hamfests and
elsewhere for good or NOS
The T-3 is actually Astatic's Hi-Fidelity mike. It's specs are much wider
than the D-104. Much wider response and sounds excellent in most equipment.
It looks just like an old headlamp off of a motorcycle!
Ed, VA3ES
I would say better then the RE27 PhilMore and
More BC stations are buying Heil over EV... Steve
W5SAW that you see on the list here is a Broadcast
engineer and now recommends Heil over EV all the
time... He likes the PR-30 a lot and recommends
it... Off course the price I gave was minus shock
In all likelihood this is probably a rehash of the Ford-Chevy-Dodge
discussion; but, I do prefer the Heil PR-30/40 over the Electro-Voice
RE-20/27. (Apologies to the Sennheiser and Audio-Technica devotees, I
don't want to leave you out.) While the EV mics are quite good they
have a few bumps
I've always had two theories as to why stations continue to purchase
RE27s, one is that if you are already using 5 or 10 of them and all
your processing is set up for the re27, you will be loath to throw
another mic into the mix and have to accommodate it; the other is a
notion true or false, that
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Microphone Recommendation
I've always had two theories as to why stations
continue to purchase
RE27s, one is that if you are already using 5 or
10 of them and all
your processing is set up for the re27, you will
be loath to throw
another mic into the mix and have
I own several Shure 55S and E-V 664 and have used both quite successfully
(in Hi-Z) on my BA transmitters: Apache, DX-100, and the Ranger.
You have to modify the mic input circuits by raising the grid-leak
resistor to at least 5 megohms or more, and change out the coupling caps.
Doing
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