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Shure Green Bullet

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Created by Cassa > 9 months ago, 19 Oct 2014
Cassa
WA, 1305 posts
19 Oct 2014 10:34PM
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I am looking at making one , anyone made this, or something similar.
Get new amp next week, so it's time to get jammin with Magic Dick!!




Keep it clean

cisco
QLD, 12337 posts
20 Oct 2014 6:52AM
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That was good Cassa!! Why are they all "old" guys??

Cassa
WA, 1305 posts
23 Oct 2014 6:45PM
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cisco said..
That was good Cassa!! Why are they all "old" guys??


Yeah , he is pretty cool , old , just a figure of speech
I was kinda hoping someone might have made this type of mike before or something similar, oh well no such luck , just have to plug on and make it
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Haircut
QLD, 6481 posts
23 Oct 2014 10:48PM
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ive got a beta 52a on my desk that's gone a bit deaf. it might work for this if you've got big hands?

Gestalt
QLD, 14394 posts
24 Oct 2014 12:08AM
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why bother making one when you can buy them for under $100.

any vintage electro voice or shure hi Z mic will get you what you want.

or use an additional matching transformer and try any normal mic. sm57 or ev635a plugged into a matching transformer to get it to instrument level sounds pretty sweet.

Haircut
QLD, 6481 posts
24 Oct 2014 7:41PM
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yep that works at the mic's output, but i think the main problem is the diaphragm or plates rattling/deforming as not designed for being so close to the extra loud sound source.

a few pairs of winter socks over the capsule might do the trick

oldtelefart
148 posts
25 Oct 2014 9:13AM
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A friend uses a little square mic that came with a vintage Grundig reel-to-reel tape machine.
Plays it through a tiny Vox AC4 amp cranked, mic'd up into the PA.
Sounds great.



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