One thing I would also like to mention is this mic was in rough shape. The chrome on the head was scratched up and the paint on the base was horrible. Instead of repainting it all, I removed the bad chrome and paint and powder coated them black. I also polished the bottom cover to a real high shine so it would reflect the led's. There is a lot of work already tied in to this but as Viking wrote there is more to come. I am still working out running a USB jack in the side of the microphone to allow it to grab the audio from the mic and adjust it and send it back to the microphone. This would allow a person to run a computer based DSP to adjust the sound quality of their microphone. All of the noise toys can be computer based also. I figure I can also grab the receive directly from the mic line and play that back through my computer sound system. I have the voltages worked out but I am having problems with sampling the audio. I may buy a usb microphone and use the drivers from that. Maybe the cord to. lol