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TK 6918

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  1. When it comes to electronics, I would say save your money and get the good stuff, or don't buy it at all.

     

    I had my share of cheap amps and microphones and they either were too soft, too bulky, or just had too much feedback.

     

     

    After 4 years of trooping, my favorite combo is a good throat mic, with either a rom f/x or hyperdyne static board, and new amp known as "Aker" that a fellow 501st has imported from China.

     

     

     

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    A good throat mic goes for around $100, and more. You can find cheaper ones, but again, you get what you pay for. The reasons why I chose a throat mic is that it is easily hidden under my neckseal, gives little-to-no feedback in comparison with traditional mics, and there are no wires going into my helmet (my helmet is too small for electronics anyways)

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    http://www.yourmovecreep.co.uk/romfx/newsite/rfxpic1.jpg

    Above: Rom F/X

    Below: Hyperdyne

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    For the static board, you can not go wrong with a Rom F/X or hyperdyne unit. Another possible contender might be the "Voice core" though I have no personal experience with that. Some people also like the "TCI". These go for roughly $150 dollars I believe.

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    Lastly the amp.

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    AKER MR1506

     

    This amp is soo good, I actually have to turn the volume down. It has less feedback than other amps I've used (though it will give you some if you crank it all the way, which you don't need to). It is smaller than other amps. It has an internal rechargeable battery that lasts 8-12 HOURS. No more paying for costly batteries!

    To top it off, it has an additional input jack. This means you can have an mp3 or any audio player play the imperial march or audio clips of troopers, etc... while your still talking with your microphone!

    This beauty, is around $50

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    (You can also get these direct from a 501st member for a bit cheaper, contact Jim: FamilyJim72(at)yahoo.com)

  2. FX armor is larger than accurate sized armor. You could trim the lower back if you really want, but it's really not necessary. It will not offer you any more flexibility as your back will not bend backwards.

     

    Ttrimming it to have a gap may mean that your back armor might get caught in the lower back plate armor when you move around. I would just leave it.

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