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Contact Mic

Contact Mic PUBLIC

Simple Preamplifier circuit made for a piezo-contact mic (The piezo disc is represented as a function generator for simulation purposes). As seen in: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOJuCYgmPPE

by Brillow | updated March 11, 2012

amplifier   contact-mic   microphone   piezo  

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