how "fine" is the fine? Looking for something around .5mm.
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It's not thin but it's not huge. About an average sharpie tip size. Best I can explain it.
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Technically it's 44/49mm, so most definitely. I doubt the 1 mm will matter.
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0.6mm is about 0.023622". I would think a pair of tin snips would be more suitable.
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.20grams 6mm. Crosman is the brand I prefer. The ones I use are white and come in a jar of 5'000
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I believe it's the standard 5/8ths. My Shure SM7B and Shockmount for my AKG screw right into it without any adapter.
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I think the 50mm will give you a very thin dof and will be very soft at 1.8 I use mine at around 2.2 and above.
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I have tried the 0.5mm and the 1.8mm, they both go on easily. I prefer the 0.5mm just because I like a thinner grip.
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Silver 3.5mm, standard size for MP3 players. I'm using mine on an older Creative Zen.
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Fine refers to the thickness of the pen (.7). And you can get these in 3 or 6 packs.
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Rich, In my automotive shop,this assortment works just fine for my needs. My use is usually in the 8 to 10 mm range.
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Yes, completely. I would however also consider the 28mm 1.8g for a third the cost. :)
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I cant say about the 1mm, since I bought and use the 5mm and it's working pretty good for me. I've read in other forums that it's better to start with a 5mm and then advance to a 1mm. Hope that helps!
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I started with .5mm, then 1mm and currently am using 1.5mm. The "discomfort" gets a little worse as you move up to a longer needle length, but doing it in steps makes it a little easier.
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I checked with a ruler and to be safe I'd say 7mm, but it could be slightly less than that.
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It's 3.5, which is the standard. But I ended up not wearing the headphones anymore. Because they start to hurt my ears really bad after 30 minutes or so of wearing them.
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If I'm not mistaken they are 2.5mm but I would take the chance try going to turtle beaches main website and just getting the exact needed product
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That's a 7.62 mm right? I would say so. It's much higher quality than I would have expected for the price.