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Cool, and thanks for the link, one more question just before i mod my battery box: is it really worth having the bass roll-offs? Because i hear you can just eq out the bass later. People keep telling me it will stop bass distortion, but thats the mic's fault, not the players/recorders fault, right?

Does anyone know how to install some bass roll off to the battery box?

Ello, First time poster here. Was very inspired by this to make my own mic's and hopped on the train. My first attempt was crap - i used the mic's from Maplin with the crap responce freq (50hz-13khz), i used to stiff of a cable to make it flexible to put it into any position and the sound distorts at the sound of cymbals - must've been a freq range thingy. They look like this... i used black tape, because i decided to do everything on the cheap. Then i found a website that supplied 20-20khz mic's and was all over it in no time. So i ordered a batch and install some into headphones: These still need to be sanded a little as the plastic is abit rough around the mics. Other than than, you goto a gig and no one ever knows. These babys are awesome. Here's a band rehearsal i recorded [link] - i've only boosted the volume - no eq's, compressors etc were added. I have a question about the batterybox. I want to add some bass roll-off's to it, anyone know how?