I'm afraid that happened to the foam inside our mkIII (bought in 1980-ish)
and the bits stuck on the diaphragm of one of the capsules and it was never
the same again. Couldn't get a replacement capsule (or capsules) as those
ones weren't made any more :-( I personal would advise opening up the mic
and if necessary removing any internal foam out to try and avoid this. The
first I knew about it was the foam in the actual mic box going which
happened over just a few weeks .
Dave
On 26 October 2017 at 16:23, Michael Dunn <m...@cantares.on.ca> wrote:
> The foam in my MkIV “suitcase” has turned to horrid mush. Argh. Any ideas
> for dealing with it?
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> I am incredibly scared to open the mic lest I find foam gunk all over
> those beautiful capsules!!!
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Dave Malham
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The University of York
York YO10 5DD
UK
'Ambisonics - Component Imaging for Audio'
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