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Sean B wrote:
I'm wondering if I'm reading this schematic correctly: https://pubs.shure.com/view/guide/SM7B/en-US.pdf (Wiring diagram is near the bottom of the document) So the bass roll-off and presence-boost circuits are connected in parallel with the voice coil? ** That is the best way to *predictably alter* the output of the mic with little regard to varying pre-amp loads. The 260mH inductor bypasses part of the mic's low frequency current, while the "presence" series tuned circuit does the same for a band around 3.3 kHz. The presence circuit is used in the "flat" condition and is switched out for boost. FYI 260mH = 81 ohms at 50Hz. ..... Phil |
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