Topic: AT 853 4.7k resistor

[Church-Audio]

Pardon my extreme ignorance of electronics...

Do I understand this thread correctly, that you could make an extension cable (stereo mini-jack to stereo mini-plug) which incorporates the 4.7k mod and then either use this cable at loud shows or use without it for acoustic shows? And can this arrangement be used with a standard battery box?

I've resisted (excuse the pun) getting the mod done because I record a lot of acoustic shows as well as loud rock and didn't want to lose the sensitivity for the quiet shows.

As I'm dangerous with any kind of tools (no kidding!), is there anyone that can do this kind of cable for me?

Scott

Your mics must be terminated via 3 pin mini xlr connectors then you can make an adapter. If your mics are wired 2 wire with a standard 3.5 mm plug you can not do the mod.

[NOLAfishwater]

What is the SPL rating of these mics after the mod if they are running on plug in power from an M10?

[Humbug]

Flippin' high! Mind you I always use a bb or preamp in between. Someone who does this...?

[NOLAfishwater]

Here is a source
http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=559570

[Church-Audio]

What is the SPL rating of these mics after the mod if they are running on plug in power from an M10?

I dont know what the M10 voltage is. But I do know that with a 9 volt supply the distortion is 0.5% at 1k at 114 db.

Chris