I dropped the mic and now it has no sound

barringertm1 Apr 27, 2011

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Either one of two things has happened. First, you may have unseated a wire from its solder, or the entire diapragm is damaged. I would open it up and have a look-see for any damage to the wire... If there isn't, I would send it in for service.

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