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Construct a Microphone Free of Cost

1 Oct 2013
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Today i will show you how to building a microphone  easily, communicating with voice through internet demand a microphone, But why to spend money for that. So, little effort for this is justified isn't it?   But before starting it is necessary to have all important items which are needed to create that microphone.

Things we gonna need:  A male 3.5 mm jack, A  P9925-ND (WM-61A) microphone,  Connecting wire. a  Soldering iron, that's it!.
STEP 1:-If your are not a technical guy, you must be scratching your head, right?  don't worry,
just get your faulty/defected headset, and bring the microphone out, indicated in red circle.


Old head set

STEP 2:- The microphone would look like this (for technical guys: I don't know the price of microphone, you can find it in google search) 
Microphone ID or chip


STEP 3:- A male 3.5 mm jack looks like this:

Male Jack

Sorry for the Heading Title, its not actually free a little cost is there, Male jack will cost about 5 INR or something, but connecting wires must be there in your house look out there! 

this is connecting wire :





STEP 4:- Now its time to connect.

i) first mentally mark the microphone  points.  Assign one point as positive and other as negative. Or just put mark with marker with "+" and "-" sign.














  
ii) connect red wire with  (+) positive mark , Connect black with (-) negative mark directly.
 (P.S -Use soldering iron carefully or seek elders advice for soldering.)
microphone id connection













iii) now connect it with  3.5 mm Male jack, here actually i have shorted the two ports. this will help producing sound of microphone from stereo systems, otherwise it will become mono. 



               
STEP 5:- Now choose a cover, that will keep all this wires and soldering hidden. Also try to be a little creative make your microphone stand.

 This is my microphone, i have used a gum stick, and cutt the head tactfully so that sound enter with less noise.
final microphone

Listen to My Microphone

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Today i will show you how to building a microphone  easily, communicating with voice through internet demand a microphone, But why to spend money for that. So, little effort for this is justified isn't it?   But before starting it is necessary to have all important items which are needed to create that microphone. Play Sample Recording  Things we gonna need:  A male 3.5 mm jack, A  P9925-ND (WM-61A) microphone,  Connecting wire. a  Soldering iron, that's it!. STEP 1:-If your are not a technical guy, you must be scratching your head, right?  don't worry, just get your faulty/defected headset, and bring the microphone out, indicated in red circle. STEP 2:- The microphone would look like this (for technical guys: I don't know the price of microphone, you can find it in google search)  STEP 3:- A male 3.5 mm jack looks like this: Sorry for the Heading Title, its not actually free a little cost is there, Male jack will cost about 5 INR or something, but connecting wires must be there in your house look out there!  this is connecting wire : STEP 4:- Now its time to connect. i) first mentally mark the microphone  points.  Assign one point as positive and other as negative. Or just put mark with marker with "+" and "-" sign.    ii) connect red wire with  (+) positive mark , Connect black with (-) negative mark directly.  (P.S -Use soldering iron carefully or seek elders advice for soldering.) iii) now connect it with  3.5 mm Male jack, here actually i have shorted the two ports. this will help producing sound of microphone from stereo systems, otherwise it will become mono.                  STEP 5:- Now choose a cover, that will keep all this wires and soldering hidden. Also try to be a little creative make your microphone stand. This is my microphone, i have used a gum stick, and cutt the head tactfully so that sound enter with less noise. Listen to My Microphone Sorry, your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio.