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Thanks GM, the I will make mp3s of the wav and start a topic on repairing process. I found here some topics reporting the same problem (huge bass and weak mid and highs)

Sorry for the slow DL (no problem here) I'll try to UL somewhere else. (any idea where to?) Here is the position of the mics (and me).

I've made my first recording but not too happy with the result. Can it be improved somehow? Does anybody know how to do it with Sound Forge? I used a pair of modified (lowered sensitivity) mics (MCE-2000). (Post #18) The rec gain was set to 14 (out of 15) on my Gmini400 Here are some untouched samples (3 x 1 min, ~5 MB each) sample 1 sample 2 sample 3 (edit) Another sample (whole song ~ 26 MB) Electronic Apeman

Thx. Photos are resised to 33% of the original.

I've made two of them. Battery box #1 Battery box #2

Thx for the answers. I will use the tantalic (or tantalum?) capacitors. to pepsi_max: I'm from Hungary. Everything was cheap except for the mics they were 1100 HUF (~4 €) each. I bought some 3.5 mm stereo sockets but they are too bulky (chinese rubbish) to build in. So I decided to get them from some old CD-ROM drives (headphone output). That is much smaller and better quality.

Hi all, I have some questions about this device. Can I use tantalic capacitors instead of the electrolyt ones? Will this work with any recording gadget? (I don't own a MD recorder, I have an Archos Gmini 400). Is it possible to measure the line-in impedance? thx