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Steve wrote:
Does anyone know of a method to restore old crystal mic elements? I remember someone mentioning this in the past but can't find any references to it. Thanks! Steve I don't know about the restoration process. But, I can recommend a new crystal element that is virtually indistinguishable from the old D104 in output and tone. They are made by Kobitone and Mouser stocks them (25LM024). The are only a few bucks each. I have replaced many a D104 elements with them and have excellent results. Paul |
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