| Subject: | Re: How close should "matched" mics be? |
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| From: | Aaron Ximm <> |
| Date: | Fri, 29 Nov 2002 21:09:41 -0800 (PST) |
> > you want. Out of curiosity, have you looked for variability across > > frequency? > > Yes. It's as follows: > > 100Hz 2.9 dB > 500Hz 2.8 dB > 1000Hz 4.1 dB > 5000Hz 3.5 dB > 10kHz 0.8 dB Hmm, my immediate suspicion is that the drop off on either side of 1K is indicative of the sensitivity curve of the mic! :) If it turns out to be the mics, I'd see if you could get a different pair ~ but were they sold as a 'matched pair'? Best, aaron http://www.quietamerican.org ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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