I would buy a mic from you, if it comes with a TRRS audio jack that I can plug into my phone. I need a piezo mic to tune mechanical watches. There are several programs to do this, but I need a good pickup for them to work well.

what is intended frequency range of this MMII? Is it good for voice?

14:45 "This is why I'm doing this research as openly and transparantly as possible" My guy, why then do you not provide any schematics or BOM for your board? I get that you're trying to get a business off the ground, but you're asking $35 + $20 in shipping for a board with less than $1 in components...

Nice Work. Did Something similar as student approx. 10 years ago, but more the Fernandes sustainer approach, where the Neck Pickup also acts as an inducer. Used a cheap empty pickup bobin plus the "Ruby" amp as a Driver circuit dir an own coil, worked Like a charm despite trying out the inducer coil gauge and length manually.. however I never did a PCB as I later bought an actual Fernades FS40x kit

do i assume correctly that when it is powered with a higher voltage (like 12 or 16) and enough amps, the magnetic field it generates is stronger?

Hi I have one of these but without the lid - is the lid essential for the sound to work ? Either for outdoors or placed by a window ? Any advice is much appreciated - thank you !

Do you share any insight on what you did to improve the design somewhere? Selling stuff is fine, but when you tag it DIY you’re clogging up the search results for us who want to learn to build one, and actually making it harder to find information we’re looking for.

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Hi, i have a question about the inductors. I try to build similar coils right now, but i'm having trouble soldering the wire onto the pins in the bobbin. The wire i'm using is poly-nylon coated, so the solder doesn't stick to it and if i heat it long enough for the coating to melt it damages the plastic bobbin the pin is pressed into by heating. How did you get around this problem? Greetings from germany!

Brain melting

Figure out how to make d 104 silver eagle mic elements, you'll be rich

Fantastic video, I'm glad I found your channel! Excited to watch your other videos :)

Your Mom's bottom is recessed to accept the pipe! Hooya! 2:50 Just a little teasing. Great vid though.

why does it keep ringing? is it because of the wind?

You could attach two or more to a windmill or sorts so they spin and create a rotary speaker modulation effect... with added gearing and or flywheels, perhaps the windmill could be constructed to spin the flutes at a more consistent/optimal speed for the best sound, even as the wind fluctuates.

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I thought all the time, why TF KZbin keeps recommending this kite thingy. Then I saw, OH it´s this crazy contact mic guy HÄHÄHH. The church piece has a really great breathy noisy texture in the tones. Also the fan sounds interesting through the contact mic and the shiny morning rod. I always learn something new here 😊

9:28 "cut them short so you can tune them down later" I thought it would make more sense to cut them long, so that if you screw up you can chop off extra length. That's how I make my pvc flutes anyways

How is the pre-made Pro grounded?

Amazing ! thank you for making this :)

Or build the ultimate noise box with those😁

This has been done. Awesome idea. However, you need to incorporate this sustainer on the wammy bar. Then yer in 😉🤘🏻

Is that Bart Hopkin's Musical Instrument Design I spy? That book was very influential for me, great to see it in the wild

great Video in an crappy Place....;)

It would be cool to make your yard art something that rotates slowly on the vertical axis. Attached to the axis is a set of flutes tuned to different notes and arranged at different angles so that it plays an arpeggio as it rotates.

Very interesting!

This was cool. I had no idea kite flutes even existed

@11:55 - that's a lovely church organ sound. You should co-lab with David Hilowitz (youtube.com/@DavidHilowitzMusic) - he loves sampling stuff

If I were a real youtuber I would have called this "I Made the World's Largest Kite Flute"

Why don't you use a preamp like ultragain from behringer or art tube ? Isn't it a cheap solution ?

Nice. What’s it plugged into?

Hi! Wonderful tutorial! Will give this a go! Do you have any experience or recommendations making preamps for small electret capsules?

5:21 you need to put a loose cloth over it, and you need to use a flat surface like a tray or something, i did it like that and i got at least 3 by 2/2.5cm crystals

Is there any way to get this in canada? on the website it says that it cannot calculate the shipping price

Love this 🤩

Good video

what song is that?

Humm, I wonder how it would record if I did rumba strumming 😊😊

Amazing man, you answered everything thank you

I'm wondering how powerful is this sustainer compared to an E-bow?

i ordered one MM Pro three days ago...:) maybe not the last because i would love to hear them in Stereo !

Nifty project! Do you think it would be possible to use a single humbucker/mini-humbucker (one in which you could split the coils, anyway) as the driver instead of two single coils appart from one another like you've tested?

Hey there! Instead of making a structure to hold this hardware over the guitar, have you considered to make a pickup sized version of this device? Something like a Sustaniac system. Because that'll be dope

I am not going to throw my mic in a river. At least not today.

I am so glad you make all the mistakes before I have to. Well probly not all of them. So cool. So the wireless chip had no filtering for power?

I am amazed and so glad to have found this.

Hey nice! Question, could i use the LM386 instead of your IC in this schematic? Thanks!

Hola, para que evites ese problema necesitas alimentar tu circuito con un DC to dc converter. Así aislas ese molesto ruido de la alimentacion electrica. Ya que el dc cuenta con un filtro de carbon entre sus placas para que el salto de electrones no cause esas interferencias que hacen al moverse a 60 hz. son 60 hz porque asi oscila la frecuencia de la energía del cableado. Saludos desde México.

what is that puddy?

website says low noise but that means there is some noise right??