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A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD and
the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Keep it,
maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably right. The
2050's capsule is
a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a plastic frame and not particularly
well-built. I thought about modifying the capsule stand to hold an actual 34mm
capsule, but it would be nice to have a schematic in case I need to modify the
circuit. Does anyone
know if there is a source for AT mic service information?
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the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Keep it,
maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably right. The
2050's capsule is
a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a plastic frame and not particularly
well-built. I thought about modifying the capsule stand to hold an actual 34mm
capsule, but it would be nice to have a schematic in case I need to modify the
circuit. Does anyone
know if there is a source for AT mic service information?
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On 10/24/2020 2:20 PM, T.W. Day wrote:
> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Keep
it, maybe you can use the parts for something."
How about getting a new capsule from A-T and making it into a usable mic
again?
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> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Keep
it, maybe you can use the parts for something."
How about getting a new capsule from A-T and making it into a usable mic
again?
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On Sat, 24 Oct 2020 18:27:33 -0400, Mike Rivers <mm1100@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>On 10/24/2020 2:20 PM, T.W. Day wrote:
>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Keep
it, maybe you can use the parts for something."
>
>How about getting a new capsule from A-T and making it into a usable mic
>again?
Or failing that, any capsule from any source that will physically fit.
It will still work just fine.
d
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wrote:
>On 10/24/2020 2:20 PM, T.W. Day wrote:
>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Keep
it, maybe you can use the parts for something."
>
>How about getting a new capsule from A-T and making it into a usable mic
>again?
Or failing that, any capsule from any source that will physically fit.
It will still work just fine.
d
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T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD =
>and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Ke=
>ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably =
>right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a plasti=
>c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the caps=
>ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a sc=
>hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is =
>a source for AT mic service information?
AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
reasonable price.
--scott
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>A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD =
>and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Ke=
>ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably =
>right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a plasti=
>c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the caps=
>ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a sc=
>hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is =
>a source for AT mic service information?
AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
reasonable price.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
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Call AT in Ohio and talk to the service dept.
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On 10/26/2020 1:10 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
> T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD =
>> and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Ke=
>> ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably =
>> right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a plasti=
>> c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the caps=
>> ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a sc=
>> hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is =
>> a source for AT mic service information?
>
>
> AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
> were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
> in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
>
> But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
> reasonable price.
> --scott
>
I just tried A-T's website and get a 503 error (page not available).
Perhaps they're done?
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best regards,
Neil
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> T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD =
>> and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said, "Ke=
>> ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably =
>> right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a plasti=
>> c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the caps=
>> ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a sc=
>> hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is =
>> a source for AT mic service information?
>
>
> AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
> were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
> in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
>
> But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
> reasonable price.
> --scott
>
I just tried A-T's website and get a 503 error (page not available).
Perhaps they're done?
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best regards,
Neil
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On Tue, 27 Oct 2020 13:19:14 -0400, Neil <neil@myplaceofwork.com>
wrote:
>On 10/26/2020 1:10 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>> T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
=
>>> and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said,
"Ke=
>>> ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably
=
>>> right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a
plasti=
>>> c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the
caps=
>>> ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a
sc=
>>> hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is
=
>>> a source for AT mic service information?
>>
>>
>> AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
>> were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
>> in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
>>
>> But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
>> reasonable price.
>> --scott
>>
>I just tried A-T's website and get a 503 error (page not available).
>Perhaps they're done?
Fine from here - probably a temporary thing
https://www.audio-technica.com/en-gb/microphones/wired
d
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wrote:
>On 10/26/2020 1:10 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>> T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
=
>>> and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said,
"Ke=
>>> ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably
=
>>> right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a
plasti=
>>> c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the
caps=
>>> ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a
sc=
>>> hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is
=
>>> a source for AT mic service information?
>>
>>
>> AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
>> were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
>> in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
>>
>> But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
>> reasonable price.
>> --scott
>>
>I just tried A-T's website and get a 503 error (page not available).
>Perhaps they're done?
Fine from here - probably a temporary thing
https://www.audio-technica.com/en-gb/microphones/wired
d
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On 10/27/2020 1:49 PM, Don Pearce wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Oct 2020 13:19:14 -0400, Neil <neil@myplaceofwork.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 10/26/2020 1:10 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>>> T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
=
>>>> and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said,
"Ke=
>>>> ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably
=
>>>> right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a
plasti=
>>>> c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the
caps=
>>>> ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a
sc=
>>>> hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is
=
>>>> a source for AT mic service information?
>>>
>>>
>>> AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
>>> were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
>>> in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
>>>
>>> But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
>>> reasonable price.
>>> --scott
>>>
>> I just tried A-T's website and get a 503 error (page not available).
>> Perhaps they're done?
>
> Fine from here - probably a temporary thing
>
> https://www.audio-technica.com/en-gb/microphones/wired
>
You may be right, because it works now, though I'm in the US.
<https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/>
--
best regards,
Neil
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> On Tue, 27 Oct 2020 13:19:14 -0400, Neil <neil@myplaceofwork.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 10/26/2020 1:10 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>>> T.W. Day <twday60@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> A friend gave me an AT2050 condenser to fix. The mic had been dropped HARD
=
>>>> and the capsule is clear shorted. I tried to give it back, but he said,
"Ke=
>>>> ep it, maybe you can use the parts for something." "Something" is probably
=
>>>> right. The 2050's capsule is a weird little 27mm thing, wrapped in a
plasti=
>>>> c frame and not particularly well-built. I thought about modifying the
caps=
>>>> ule stand to hold an actual 34mm capsule, but it would be nice to have a
sc=
>>>> hematic in case I need to modify the circuit. Does anyone know if there is
=
>>>> a source for AT mic service information?
>>>
>>>
>>> AT used to have schematics for all their products on the datasheets. They
>>> were simplified schematics, but still very useful for repair. That stopped
>>> in the early nineties, and now there is little service info available.
>>>
>>> But I bet they will sell you a replacement capsule for the 2050 for a
>>> reasonable price.
>>> --scott
>>>
>> I just tried A-T's website and get a 503 error (page not available).
>> Perhaps they're done?
>
> Fine from here - probably a temporary thing
>
> https://www.audio-technica.com/en-gb/microphones/wired
>
You may be right, because it works now, though I'm in the US.
<https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/>
--
best regards,
Neil
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