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## Types
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There are several things that can cause built in mic sensitivity to be
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inadequate.
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- some batches have mic gain that is too high caused by poorly adjusted
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trim pots
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- some have it too low due to the same reason
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- some have something wrong in the MCU that keeps the gain too low
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- some have misaligned case isolation bushing that cover the pin prick
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mic hole in the case
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## Bushing/Case Fix
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1. invoke your inner caveman
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2. remove the front panel of the case
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3. widen the mic hole in the front panel to ~2mm or 3mm (a pocket knife
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does fine)
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4. reassemble and test. if it works well stop here else keep going
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5. remove the front case panel and remove the rubber boot over the
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electrilet mic.
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6. use a knife or a hole punch to widen the hole without removing the
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entire flat face (which is there to help reduce vibrations in the
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case from getting to the mic).
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7. reassemble and test if it didn't work it is probably something else
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2024-06-13 01:48:44 +00:00
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or a combination of this and something else.
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