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Originally Posted by tarnationsauce  One thing you can try is to take your GXL3000 apart and sand off areas of the body, head basket, and other metal parts where pieces connect so they have better ground connection. Also screw the parts together tightly.
When you have the mic apart be careful not to touch the diaphragm or let dirt/dust get on it. |
Thanks for that tip. And it is easy enough to do. I will watch that the "dust" does not get near the diaphragm.