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Awesome! thanks man

a drill bit and screwdriver

just a regular metal drill bit

43mm (4.3cm) hole. From the bottom to the mesh it's about 120mm (12cm). Inside the mesh it's 52mm (5.2cm)

@@TimPhoenixTV Thanks! I was trying to figure out if I could pop off the front grill and stick in a Rode Wireless Pro mic. Kind of a silly exercise. But I was trying to save some money if I can find a broken one. Looks like it will fit. I just need to find someone who is giving a broken one away.

@@EdNeuhaus You have about an inch (2-2.5cm) from the capsule to the mesh if you wanna keep the original mic inside.. If you wanna remove the mesh on top you'll have to epoxy it back. Good luck!

awesome that you fixed it!

Bro, can you tell me the dimensions of the spring?

@HopperBeamNG it’s tiny, get a few different ones and try. Should be about an inch or so long, just thread it on to the screw so that it sticks good, and cut/bend to make it contact the plate down in the hole.

Thank you very much!@@TimPhoenixTV

Atlas Sound (USA) stand, like this one: creationnetworks.net/products/atlas-sound-ds2-low-silhouette-microphone-desk-stand Or this one: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/82391-REG/Atlas_Sound_DS2_DS_2_Desk_Stand.html/includes

Glad you didn’t 😀

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Thanks! Ok, hope you fix it. I tried the imp. Switch. The difference is minimal on mine. I have it on the highest output even if my cable is short.

Nice to hear what you think! I agree. It really lacks bottom and that "warm" tone. It's not for hight pitch guys for sure. For the price it's descent sounding. I use noise gate, compression and eq to get it better (to my ears) but it's really not as easy as with more expensive mics. I'll continue modifying till I'm happy with it!

Yes, or not make contact. Then you have no grounding.

@@TimPhoenixTV well i strength the spring to make longer. But shows resistance. I pul everything a part. And move. The wires. But still make. Strange sounds when I touch the body of the mic. So i went. To buy another one. And try. And still the same. Make stranger sounds. Whet touch the body of the mic. And. If you touch the. Mic arm. Or the desck. It make noise. At this point not sure. Whats the problem. 😞🙏🙏🙏

@1Wayfix sounds like you might have a bad cable, try swapping it out.

I'm going to try a few different things to make it better, just trial and error with different materials. Hopefully make it more similar to the sm7b. (without the low-end that mic has)

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Thanks man! I'm really happy with the Motu as well.

That’s cool they finally made their own white version! To answer your question: I think it depends. If you do it yourself then it’s just the cost of a bottle of spray paint. Let a professional do it would probably set you back 20-50 usd. I would probably buy the white version from rode - but prices have gone up lately. Cheapest way is to get a used black one and buying a bottle and doing it yourself.

They must have seen my video (I did share it with them) 😀

Both mics are great and very similar. Or get a shure sm58 - also a great dynamic mic.

The podmic is a little harsh and the procaster is alot more expensive the sm58 is the same price as the podmic but more flat and smooth response

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It's the sm7b made in Mexico.. but has the USA square holes. It's very confusing indeed!

yet very very cool! i wish my sm7b was like that, i just repaired mine which was fairly easy. is it possible to swap grilles normally?@@TimPhoenixTV

@@driftboard of course you can swap grille, they do have the same holes for the 3 screws holding it in. So if you find the older one just do it :) I would go eBay for used busted or defective mics.

sound perfect! thanks! :D@@TimPhoenixTV

Cool! It's a super mic for sure. I'm going to use it on guitar and voice primarily. Those sennheisers rock on drums and overhead miking.

Hey man! Awesome, And thanks dude. Yeah they do sound great. Mine had the 3 pin jack -just like an XLR jack but different size kind of, but probably the same threading on the connector as yours. Hold on to that one :) I'd love to see your ball mic (what the hell is that?) I'm hoping to find the right cable or just resolder in a way that it's like the original but the modern connector.

@@TimPhoenixTV looking for a way to post a picture here. Until i do post one the model number is Model 5855A Unisphere A. It's a single pole conductor mic, came with a cable, one pole screw on end to 1/4 inch silver in color. I think this mic can still be gotten in working order and pretty cheaply.

@@Carlsings You can e-mail me, the mail is in my info or under any video I post. That' sounds like an interesting microphone. I'll search-engine it!

Happy for ya! hope you open it at fix the ground issue. Just get that sucker open and start fixing. Cheers dude!

So how is it going? let me know, shoot a video :)

either you get if from your Renault car dealership, unless you got the code with the car (it's a radio card with the code)

@@TimPhoenixTV i found everything it works thank you.

Ebay £1

Glad I could help!

Durden (#1) is a good start for sure.

​@@TimPhoenixTV ranking:Durden 1=>Bond3=> Maverick 1?

It does! at 11:08 in my other video (ruclips.net/video/u23CEQYxrxU/видео.html) you can see it.

your wiener will fall off

They clean you up and keep your mood up, that’s gonna lead to results. It’s not a magic p***y trap.

It is possible! just open the mic like I did, and insert more filter. alternatively keep the mic further away from your mouth or use external pop-filter (foam windscreen etc)

@@TimPhoenixTV Thank you. May I ask how much gain do you use with the IOI24? I use a fatheat for Podmic with my IO24.

@@DieTabbi I use a fethead too, then just set the volume to whatever is comfortable. On my preamp it’s at +30db. Probably the middle or just over half volume on the usb sound card.

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Hey Kevin, thanks. I haven't actually measured it, maybe I will one day. But I doubt it's smaller than 1", probably 1.25" or so.

@@TimPhoenixTV Thanks! I'm a pure hobbyist as far as acoustics go so I could be well off but I've been trying to find a way to improve the mic's low-end response. Could manage speaking with the microphone right up against my mouth I suppose, but that picks up too much mouth noise, argh.

should be on a sticker in the car service book, or contact authorised Renault dealer.