CCFEMR guide to RECORDING UNDERWATER with DIY HYDROPHONES

[@Cartneymusic]

Good idea. Thanks for sharing!

[@Die.Like.a.Legend]

can i not remove the casing of the buzzer so I stay protected

[@robertprice5839]

I’ve utilized plastic dip in place of silicone. I’ve also seen (as with piezo instrument pickups) utilizing a preamp (either with a battery, or phantom power). I see Metal Marshmallow sells kits….However I see there are similar mini preamps one can purchase. Have you delved into these shark infested waters? I’m wondering what folks have tried, and what’s more successful.

[@Izs_chanel]

great idea! and most importantly simple. In the past, I have made different designs for the piezo pickup. wrapping film and an elastic band for money worked effectively. But I have experienced low gain and a lot of piezo pickup noise. Now on voice recorders there is a possibility of amplification. I think to return to this idea. Might be a good idea for a video.

[@sr3d-microphones]

Soldering looks ok, but you killed the wire cutting :/ You've got a good voice for ASMR, have you tried this?

[@hkon912003bon]

May I ask how do you contact the Rca to the recorder ??

[@LowFlung]

With this adapter - www.jaycar.com.au/6-5mm-mono-plug-to-rca-socket-adaptor/p/PA3592