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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: Genghis Cougar Mellen Khan on December 04, 2005, 09:45:53 PM
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http://countryman.com/pdf/B6%20data%20sheet%20rev%202-0.pdf
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http://countryman.com/pdf/B6%20data%20sheet%20rev%202-0.pdf
I've seen them (my brother has a single, designed for a headset mic). They are the smallest mic in existance I think. Probably comparable to a Senn MKE2 or something in sound, but I haven't actually heard them on music. Let us know if you try them.
Richard
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http://countryman.com/pdf/B6%20data%20sheet%20rev%202-0.pdf
I've seen them (my brother has a single, designed for a headset mic). They are the smallest mic in existance I think. Probably comparable to a Senn MKE2 or something in sound, but I haven't actually heard them on music. Let us know if you try them.
Richard
It's entirely possible that the element is the same as the Sennheiser...
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http://countryman.com/pdf/B6%20data%20sheet%20rev%202-0.pdf
I've seen them (my brother has a single, designed for a headset mic). They are the smallest mic in existance I think. Probably comparable to a Senn MKE2 or something in sound, but I haven't actually heard them on music. Let us know if you try them.
Richard
It's entirely possible that the element is the same as the Sennheiser...
I'm sure the element is smaller than the Senns. It is 2.5mm in diameter!!!
I am wondering, but have no evidence to confirm it, if this uses an element made by Knowles Acoustics. They claim to make the world's smallest mic, in a bare "aluminum can" form, that is 2.5mm in diameter also. This element is called FG-3329 (I think) and is available at $25 from Digikey.com. *But* the element is so tiny that noone can even solder to it! Some people at micbuilders were playing with this, but I haven't any results back.
Richard
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http://countryman.com/pdf/B6%20data%20sheet%20rev%202-0.pdf
I've seen them (my brother has a single, designed for a headset mic). They are the smallest mic in existance I think. Probably comparable to a Senn MKE2 or something in sound, but I haven't actually heard them on music. Let us know if you try them.
Richard
It's entirely possible that the element is the same as the Sennheiser...
I'm sure the element is smaller than the Senns. It is 2.5mm in diameter!!!
I am wondering, but have no evidence to confirm it, if this uses an element made by Knowles Acoustics. They claim to make the world's smallest mic, in a bare "aluminum can" form, that is 2.5mm in diameter also. This element is called FG-3329 (I think) and is available at $25 from Digikey.com. *But* the element is so tiny that noone can even solder to it! Some people at micbuilders were playing with this, but I haven't any results back.
Richard
I talked to a friend that used to solder up small condenser mics about possibly using the B6, I think I remember him saying something to the effect that he heard they weren't quite as nice sounding as the DPA's, but that wasn't from his experience. So... Who knows... I know I'm curious. :)