Can anyone out there offer guidance. It appears my microphone has blown. A few years ago I did some first year electronics and would ideally like to spend very little money repairing my microphone. I've opened it up and it all looks like relatively simple analogue electronics. And a capacitor has clearly blown. There is red gunk around the circuit board.
I'm hoping I can locate the offending capacitor and just replace it. But I'm looking for anyone who has expert knowledge on the subject who can steer me from the pitfalls.
I'm quite prepared to do the necessary reading up and studying to work out exactly what I need to do but can anyone point me in the right direction.
I think it went when someone (not me) unplugged it with the power going to it.
Any advice/comments greatly appreciated.
Mark
PS. I did have a quick search before posting, but I'm not sure where to begin. There was no simple Rode NT1 circuit diagram website or similar.