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Author Topic: Realistic Highball-2 dual impedance mic  (Read 4456 times)
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« on: October 25, 2009, 11:23:46 AM »

Gentlemen,
     I recently found an old Realistic Highball-2 dual impedance microphone. I took it apart and found that it has a small audio-type transformer wired into it. If I wanted to use the mike at the high-impedance needed for an old tube AM rig, would I want to unhook the transformer and just run the cord directly to the 2 leads from the mike element? That would seem like the thing to do but I wondered if anybody there has used one of these mikes. Any help greatly appreciated.
                 ---Marty, KK4RF---
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