okje possède pour ce microphone le transformateur et le câble qui le relie.il me manque l'autre cable qui se termine en xlr.IL faudrais que je fabrique le cable qui relie le xlr. avec ceci que je possède:http://cgi.ebay.fr/36-VEB-MIKROTECH-GEF ... 20c45a9723je voudrais le souder et pas faire n'importe quoi.je ne trouve pas de schéma sur le net.Merci a tous

Nate Dort wrote:greg wrote:I'm Confused then,Please ask your question en français. Our international department (Gregoire) will help you.In a surprising turn of events, Greg is the first to surrender.Actually,Gregoire is acting as my avatar in this case. In a way, I am occupying him like the Nazis. I should add, that the 48v mod is not the ideal way to go about using this mic. It will make sound, but probably have less current to work with than spec'ed for "T phantom" (which, only glancing I think it is). If he wants to use it with 48v phantom power, he should have Gefell mod the mic for him. Otherwise, he needs to find out which of the several output wiring schematics is right for him. So we need a German avatar now...

greg wrote:I'm Confused then,Please ask your question en français. Our international department (Gregoire) will help you.In a surprising turn of events, Greg is the first to surrender.

Contact Microtech Gefell http://www.microtechgefell.de/index.php ... etzgeraeteClick on Questions, and ask them...Or do it on this page.http://www.microtechgefell.de/index.php ... forms&id=1Sorry I couldn't have been more help to you.

I still did not test the microphone.I find nothing on the internet.here is a picture of the whole.


GEFELL MV692
GEFELL MV692.jpg (199.84 KiB) Viewed 13804 times

How to solder the two connectors under the arrow?

I still did not test the microphone.I find nothing on the internet.here is a picture of the whole.


GEFELL MV692
GEFELL MV692.jpg (199.84 KiB) Viewed 13805 times

How to solder the two connectors under the arrow?

Ok, so I had emailed Microtech Gefell about that a few weeks ago, and they responded today with the solution. Here is the drawing you need:Let us know if it works!Gregoire

Hello,thank you for your help last time.Now, how to solder a NS 104 and NS 105THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Just use a point to point connection, 1 to 1, 2 to 2, etc... see picture below.