Hi, i might as well be living on Mars.Canada is the second larges
country in the world. It is one of the riches, but i can't buy a
parabolic dish or the Sony ECM-T140 Tie Tac mic., here. Sony Canada
only has the 115 and the DM5P, and that is not what the plan calls
for. I tried every Province for a dish, but had no luck. I went on
the Edmond Scientific site for a dish, but they don't ship to
Canada.I emailed Doug at http://www.naturesongs.com/, but the site
would not accept my email. I was looking for information on the spare
dish there and if they ship to Canada. I found the mike on a site in
New York for $59.00, but they will not ship here. The money order was
sent to the seller in the USA for the MZ-R30 mini disc,so i should
have that shortly.Can any member from Canada tell me how they got
there gear.Is there a site in this country, that i may have missed,or
one in the USA that will ship.
Saul Mineroff will ship, but not what i'am looking for.
Confused but still hanging in,
John E Parks
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>From Tue Mar 8 18:22:45 2005
Message: 13
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 16:55:17 -0500
From: "Brian Boldt" <>
Subject: Re: Re: web audio library
Rich,
I agree, and am biased towards that type of recording myself. But as we all
know the opportunities to get an extended, noise-free recording of a specie=
s
at good volume aren't always easy to come by, which is in part why John has
an uploaded and available collection in the hundreds and I don't! The main
reason I posted this is I thought it was nice to have another reasonably
comprehensive source on the web for the Eastern US, as I know a lot of us o=
n
the list get those "where can I find a recording of..." questions.
I believe he was able to gather these in little over a year, which is an
impressive feet to me given the local nature of some of the species
represented. I also know he doesn't have any illusions about the quality of
some of the tracks; as landlord of the House of Unfinished Projects, I
definitely have respect for the accomplishment. Now, back to editting
tracks... or was I going to start building another dish? ;-)
Brian Boldt / Milwaukee
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