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GSBX1220 · 17th Sep 2018, 9:29 pm

Hi

The connector is the 6pin type found on some amateur gear. The microphone seems to be wired in a balanced configuration with the white and green wires being individually shielded.

I have since first posting this, I have re terminated the plug and used it on 2M SSB. I was told it sounds rather toppy and lacks lower frequencies.

17th Sep 2018, 9:29 pm	#19
GSBX1220 Pentode Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Glasgow, Scotland,UK. Posts: 127	Re: Telephone style microphone ID req Hi The connector is the 6pin type found on some amateur gear. The microphone seems to be wired in a balanced configuration with the white and green wires being individually shielded. I have since first posting this, I have re terminated the plug and used it on 2M SSB. I was told it sounds rather toppy and lacks lower frequencies. __________________ Richard