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9 volt instead of 7?

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fasteddy

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Apr 5, 2005
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I have an old Turner M+3 handmic that I wired for a 9 volt battery instead of the 7 volt. Will this work okay or will I damage it? I love these old mics and have three so I don't want to hurt it.

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i did that to an old D104M6C. so far it's working ok. of course it's not your turner - don't know what might happen to it.

Bob - W527


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