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- Aud1073cH commented on Aud1073cH's instructable SPKR MiK: How to Make a Microphone From a Speaker.7 months ago
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View Instructable »You can go directly from the speaker to the XLR connector - that's what Yamaha did. The DI transformer will just help with getting closer to the proper impedance for a mic line.
It is actually much simpler to just go straight to the XLR like yamaha did (photo). or just connect to a 1/4" instrument cable and plug into a DI box.
The best photo I have of the connections is the one posted on Step 7., Much of the complicated design was experimental, and rather unnecessary. I built a second one later with a single coil, and without the crazy coil selector or 1/4" jacks. The original Yamaha model had no extra switches or knobs (photo attached).