BlueGrot

How tall are you?

Did you use the cloth padding for the iron?

That is a nice fit. I usually don't comment on fits because I'm a newb, but this stands out a bit imo.

Doesnt seem like a bad idea, cutting a grill in the vocoder piece, and then covering it with some fine black cloth from the inside.

Yup, more or less just to add to the sensation of being in a teched up suit, as one would probably hear things pretty clearly.

I'm 6'3", 187lbs. So from this thread I gather that AM is a good choice?

Hey, that looks quite nice. Having an automatic static burst/click sound will bring tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat.

Gah! I'm a newb, searched and found out about the TKvox-kit, anyone use it? Thoughts? Seems like a outside mic plugged in a headset would be overkill when I think about it.

Hi! I'm gonna make a presentation thread in the new members-subforum, but first I'd like to ask if anyone has ever modded the hovi mic tips to actually work as microphones? I'm probably gonna invest in a helmet first. I find myself quite handy with tools, and have rudimentary electronics skills + friends who can help, so I wanted to try to make a reasonably functioning. In canon the hovi mic tips are functioning speakers? I figured I'd do like others and have a chest mounted speaker pack, which can be combined with a battery pack to power the phantom power on a condenser mic in one of the hovi tips. e.g.------ and power it with a rolls pb224, ---- This would then be connected to an preamp with earpiece. Either a cheap xlr preamp with 1/4" or 1/8" output or construct a circuit myself, simple preamps are easy. Mounted inside the belt. Also figured I'd add some fans inside the helmet with a potentiometer for fan speed.