On top of Walt' answer, I would say that it is very difficult to make it
better. Remember, that for every gain you do (sensitivity, noise etc) you
have to pay for it somewhere else.
I would guess that on this priority list, Sennheiser has choosen reliabilit=
y
and low-noise, and sacrified the polar diagram.
Klas.
At 10:20 2002-08-31 -0500, you wrote:
>A colleague asked me why the sennhesier MKH-70 chart shows such
>frequency asymmetry in it's pick-up pattern. Seems like this could
>create off-axis asymmetrical coloration. Anyone familiar with this?
>Here's the sennhesier chart to save the trouble of moving through
>their site frames:
>
>http://www.uwm.edu/SOA//Film/Danielson/MKH70PolarFreqResponse.jpg
>
>Thanks
>Rob D.
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