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From: Mike Curtis
Date: Sun, 29 Sep 1996 03:57:06 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: mic'l - our man in Harpland

On Sun, 29 Sep 1996, Michael Will wrote:

> JSG01 writes:
> > The idea of making your own microphone shell is inspiring. Who knows better
> > what you need to be comfortable and at your best?
> > Hmm...sorta gets you thinking about different materials and shapes. Have
> > there been discussions here about the relative tonal effect of the mic
> > casing, (depth, shape, density etc.)
>
> Rod Piazza mentioned something about mic' shape. He said the
> cone/bullet shape made a big difference in sound. Interestingly, on his
> mic he's increased the cavity, which he doesn't fill (e.g. with cotton)
> like some folks have talked about.

Filling the mic enclosure will deaden resonances. If you're looking for a
particular resonance to impart a particular sound, filling it with cotton,
etc., will not have this effect.


-- IronMan Mike Curtis
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