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I'd double check on the solder side of the board for any bad/cold solder joints... I'm almost thinking it's off frequency, and that's why it tends to sound quiet/muffled. I've ran into 29's in the past that came to me muffled sounding, and it ended up it was off-frequency due to a bad solder joint.

Resolder ANYTHING that looks like it could be suspect, and double check your work. If it's right on frequency, next thing I'd check is the mic, if you haven't done so already. Good luck!

~Cheers~

[QUOTE="ExitThirteen, post: 371818, member: 6878"] I'd double check on the solder side of the board for any bad/cold solder joints... I'm almost thinking it's off frequency, and that's why it tends to sound quiet/muffled. I've ran into 29's in the past that came to me muffled sounding, and it ended up it was off-frequency due to a bad solder joint. Resolder ANYTHING that looks like it could be suspect, and double check your work. If it's right on frequency, next thing I'd check is the mic, if you haven't done so already. Good luck! ~Cheers~ [/QUOTE]

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