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It does, indeed, sound like it's time for a new ribbon. The 77DX should be able to handle any
SPL that an M160 can. As for the spec, RCA did not give a max SPL spec for any of their ribbon mics, but I would estimate it is in the region of 120dB or so. -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "hank alrich" wrote in message . .. Ty Ford wrote: I think the culprit was my new mic cabinet. Shelves are too close together for the 77DX to stand up. It's been lying on its side for 8 months. I'm going to experiment with lying it on its other side. From this we learn that those warnings about how to store a ribbon mic MAY WELL BE TRUE. I think you might just have excess gravity up there. -- ha |
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