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| ====== Geofón XLR mod ====== | ====== Geofón XLR mod ====== | ||
| - | One of our customers approached us with an interesting idea—they wanted to create a " | + | One of our customers approached us with an interesting idea—they wanted to create a " |
| - | I made the STL file available so you can 3D print and make your own modified Geofón as well. Have fun! | + | ===== Parts & tools ===== |
| + | * [[https:// | ||
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| + | * DIN 7991 M4 x 8 mm bolt | ||
| + | * ~10 cm of thin, stranded single core wire | ||
| + | * soldering iron and solder | ||
| + | * M4 tap drill ([[https:// | ||
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| + | ===== Instructions ===== | ||
| + | - Print the provided STL file. Tap the two screw holes on the side: the top hole uses an M4 x 8 mm bolt, and the bottom hole uses the original bolt from your Geofón. | ||
| + | - Prepare two wires of equal length and solder them to pins 2 and 3 of the XLR connector. | ||
| + | - Attach the XLR connector to the printed body and secure it using the M4 x 8 mm bolt from the side. | ||
| + | - Solder the wires to the element: the pin marked with a dot should be connected to pin 2 on the XLR connector. | ||
| + | - Insert the element into the casing and secure it from the side, as you would with a regular Geofón. Finally, screw on the bottom part of the casing using the original Geofón’s component. | ||
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