Stethoscope -turning one into a microphone?

[The Tasmanian]

I'm trying to find a way to record a Stethoscope - turning one into a microphone.
Or is there an electric version that has a line out?
Anyone done this before?

[lumbago]

http://www.thinklabsmedical.com/

[The Tasmanian]

Thanks Steve

[jkhuri44]

you're gonna want a transducer mic. i think there was one called "C-Ducer" ...memory is not treating me well, if i can dig it up, i'll let u know.

[rightintheface]

funny, I found a stethoscope in the shed the other day (I live in a share house) and my second thought was "hmmm, recording possibilities?"

First thought was to listen to my breakfast

[The Tasmanian]

Corn flakes would sound good, why not go for a Australia Council grant?

[rightintheface]

Yeah, but everyone has Corn Flakes. I'm thinking of going for vintage, aussie made cereals. I'll be rolling in Artstart before you know it!

[Wiz]

you guys are wrong wrong wrong.


Snap Crackle and Pop

not just an annoying 3 piece RSL act... thats the sound of Rice Bubbles, and is the obvious choice if you are going to listen to a breakfast cereal.

[rightintheface]

If I'm worried about sustain, should I go for Sultana Bran? It eliminates the fuzzies according to the ads.
Will Sultana Bran get into metal territory without a boost pedal?

This could go on forever...