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"Edward Knobloch" wrote in message ... On 4/1/2010 9:56 AM, Scott Dorsey wrote: You can no longer get either the original crystal element or the ceramic element, but Astatic will sell you a dynamic replacement. The dynamic is a whole lot smoother and less brittle sounding, but maybe that's a bad thing in a pileup. Hi, You can install a Kobitone crystal element in the D-104 mic head, Mouser.com P/N 25LM022 It has a raising freq characteristic similar to the old Astatic crystal element. Electric Radio Magazine, Jan 2010, had the how-to-do-it article. 73, Ed Knobloch I found this doing a Google search. They appear to be available in several sizes and types and the company also makes ceramic elements. I found prices varied by a 2:1 ratio depending on who was offering them. Mouser had about the lowest prices, only about $5 US each. I suspect these will fit a lot of old crystal mics and make them useable again. -- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles WB6KBL |
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