Hi Walter,
Walter you wrote:
> What I could really use is a mic that's highly directional at all
frequencies, or at least at the lower end.
I have not been following thread so forgive me if you have already discused it
but there is one microphone that will do just as you ask. The Audio Technica
AT-895 RK, developed for the Sydney Olympics it has better off axis rejection
than any commercial parabola that I know of and unlike parabolas is broad
frequency. Walter I am sure you have investigated this mic and rejected it for
it's downfall - very high self-noise but I have used it in conjunction with
Cedar
audio noise removal systems (I have a mate who works in the Sony mastering
departement) and the noise is very stable and hence you can get very good
results this way.
All the Best,
Tom
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Loudspeakers are not birds,
A listening room is not nature."
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