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Some new ideas for building guitar or bass microphones.
See link.
The author's designs.
http://www.jpbourge...tar/protomicros.htm
Mostly in French, but maybe some of you can make sense of it, your ability to make nonsense of it having been sufficiently demonstrated. [jutta, Nov 04 2009]
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I think more someone who's forgotten to actually add the link, and doesn't realize that halfbakery doesn't quite work well as a showcase. I've sent email and asked. |
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No, you're thinking of SUVs or utes, [IT]. |
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I have a pet rook who gets left at home each day while I'm
out at work. He's intelligent, and gets bored easily when left
on his own. Fortunately, I can call him for a chat at
lunchtime using my crow phone. |
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A microphone with strings? Neat. |
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My brother Michael is a superb oarsman. I miss him when he goes out on the river, so I gave him a mobile so we can keep in touch. |
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I call it the Mike Row Phone. |
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Now that winter's approaching outdoor gigs are getting a bit chillier and the mics tend to get cold, so I've made a little wooly ruff for each mic in order to keep it cosy. Sadly, although I still have mic ruffs two through to eleven, I seem to have mislaid mic ruff one. |
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Presumably they come in a case, each with an alotted space, a mic ruff home, if you will. |
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Absolutely. I treasure these ruffs so much that I have built a tiny flightcase for them, lined with micro-foam. |
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You could also wear them on your fingers when you're not using them on the mics. |
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In the year 1099 (MIC), Roland the Brief, known to his friends as "Ro"... |
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I think someone's takin' the mic |
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...the vertically challenged? |
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It is a little known fact that the inventor of amplified speech was a clan of highland cattle raiders in the 16th century. They used to communicate with neighboring clans using the natural acoustic effects of the steep sided valleys. The technique was named after the clan, who descended from a notorious thief and brigand - they were of course the clan McRuffian |
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[pocmloc], I think you'll find he was french |
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[Ian] - Stop Carrion. With such puns you'll be Hooded for a Murder. |
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I strongly suggest taking a look at jutta's link. The page begins "Théorie (pour les teigneux, vicieux et matheux) Theory (for the nasty, curious and vicious)" and gets weirder, ending in a diagram for an impossible microphone which seems to have been designed by M.C. Escher. In the middle there is some stuff about a humbucking guitar pickup from 1956 called the "BuggyWooggie". |
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For added crazyness, hit the babelfish button at the top left and get it translated into unhinged English. |
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How that which with the solution writes to me, it gained! |
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Can you have a pickup touching the string without
affecting the note? |
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