jnorem
166 posts
Apr 14, 2014
5:25 PM
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I have an old Shure Green Bullet microphone, I bought it in @1985. It came with a cable attached to it, and I had that removed and replaced with a 1/4" jack, but the guy had never done anything like that before so he did this instead:
I'd like to have all that cable gone, and the jack coming right from the mic; I've seen photos of Green Bullets like that.
Can anyone recommend a mic tech who'd be able and willing to do that?
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Jehosaphat
727 posts
Apr 14, 2014
6:13 PM
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MBH member Greg Heuman does an excellent job on that .
http://www.blowsmeaway.com/
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6SN7
439 posts
Apr 14, 2014
6:17 PM
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i have posted twice to contact
http://www.simplemics.com
and the post has disappeared twice
weird
james is great and is in massachusetts, close to my home. one week turnaround with my box of junk
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jnorem
167 posts
Apr 14, 2014
7:23 PM
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Thanks for that, 6SN7. Just what I was looking for.
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6SN7
442 posts
Apr 15, 2014
5:25 AM
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James is the new guy on the block. He has a great website (he is a designer) and is very reasonable. He is my go to bullet guy on the east coast. I use to use Chuck Gurney in NC, but he has been out of action for a year. And of course Greg H. is awesome and I use him for anything for non bullet related, like the awesome wireless system and for Shure 545 and its relatives.
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Greg Heumann
2683 posts
Apr 15, 2014
8:27 AM
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I have installed connectors in Green Bullets for years, I've probably done it a few hundred times. Feel free to contact me ( greg at blows me away dot com) (email address obscured to prevent spam remove the spaces, etc.) I charge $35 to do it.
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HawkeyeKane
2473 posts
Apr 15, 2014
8:38 AM
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Ahhhh the old "whip" approach. I had the same thing done to my JT30RH a long time ago. I never did warm to it. Just wound up using a 5/8" to 1/4" female adapter instead. Buddy of mine who primarily plays Shure style bullets swears by the whip method, but I still can't figure out why.
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jnorem
168 posts
Apr 15, 2014
1:29 PM
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Greg Heumann, looks like you're the guy. Check your email.
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