Well if you want to drop to lav specs then I will continue to
recommend the $2.00 radioShack 270-092 which I still work with and
like alot although I admit it is not high end.
Regarding the Telinga circuits I defer to Klas. I will not short
circuit the creator.
Rich Peet
--- In Walter Knapp <>
wrote:
> Rich Peet wrote:
> > You will see with time that we all have the same values here but
not
> > the same preferences. Feel free to ignore my advise, but give me
the
> > freedom to have said it.
> >
> > The original Dan Gibson dish is a great dish, the mic was worth
> > throwing out. imho
> >
> > I don't recommend a small lav mic for this application as the
focus
> > globe of the Gibson is much larger than that.
>
> The focus globe of almost any parabolic would be larger than the
lav
> mics. It's not really a problem.
>
> I certainly agree there are better mics, but for a low budget
start, one
> of the sony lavs is going to be hard to beat costwise, and will do
a
> decent job.
>
> > I recommend
> > 1. me 62 sennheiser - a good middle ground
> > 2. mkh 20 sennheiser - a whole lot more money than you care to
spend
> > 3. mkh 110 - if found used is a great alternative
> > 4. a telinga mic element retrofit, either stereo or mono.
>
> I agree with all of these if you have more money. In the case of
the MKH
> mics a power supply will be necessary to use them with a walkman MD.
>
> I am curious about one thing, have you then come up with a circuit
to
> replace the one in the telinga handle? Otherwise the telinga
element is
> not going to do much.
>
> Walt
>
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