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Posted on Aug 08, 2011
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Behringer C1 is rustling..needs a new capsule Where can i buy a capsule for this mic plz

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SOURCE: C1 Microphone noises

This is a common problem with less expensive condenser mics, due to contamination on the circuit board or capsule there can be some leakage current which makes noises and can cut off the sound entirely. SP should be able to fix this for you for not much money.

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Michial Gueffroy

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SOURCE: how to connect behringer ultragain pro mic

Here is the manual:http://www.behringer.com/EN/downloads/pdf/MIC2200_P0054_M_ENG.pdf Plug your microphone into the input using a proper cable. Plug another balanced cable into the output on the back and plug it into a microphone input on the mixing board. If your mixing board already has phantom power, disable it for that input as the MIC2200 has phantom power. Read the manual carefully and take note of the directions for phantom power and balanced cables. Make sure you follow the directions carefully. If you need the manual in a different language look the MIC2200 up under products at Behringer.com and you can download in pdf format in many different languges.

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