« on: January 16, 2007, 03:54:47 PM »
Previously, I took an AT822 mic, removed the body, and powered with a 9V battery box.
Recently I saw a flexible "gorilla-pod" for mounting cameras. So, I epoxied the AT822 head onto the pad where the camera would go. This mount is great. You can sit it on a table, or bend the legs like a hand and clamp onto pipes and whatnot.
Here is a photo (XLR at left go to preamp/ADC, black box has 9V battery, 1/8" mini input, miniXLR output):
Richard
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Mics: Sennheiser MKE2002 (dummy head), Studio Projects C4, AT825 (unmodded), AT822 franken mic (x2), AT853(hc,c,sc,o), Senn. MKE2, Senn MKE40, Shure MX183/5, CA Cards, homebrew Panasonic and Transsound capsules.
Pre/ADC: Presonus Firepod & Firebox, DMIC20(x2), UA5(poorly-modded, AD8620+AD8512opamps), VX440
Recorders: Edirol R4, R09, IBM X24 laptop, NJB3(x2), HiMD(x2), MD(1).
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