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Old 1st Mar 2007, 03:38
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H10-76 in a R22 Beta; impedance matching or electret mic?

Hello, all,

I recently bought two David Clark H10-76s to use in a Robinson 22 Beta. I can hear everything in both ears but I get no sidetone from the microphones. I know the mics are good because I've hooked them to a Peltor and they worked fine.

I know I can buy an electret mic replacement (one H10-76 I have now is equipped with an M-87 AIC mic and the other has an Electro-voice 81134) or an impedance matching transformer but which do I buy? Or do I buy both a new mic and an impedance converter? Also, will any electret mic do or does it need to include an amp? Can I make the transformer myself?

I'd appreciate any advice or information.

Thanks,
Nick
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