Subject: | Re: Nature recording 101 |
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From: | Dan Dugan <> |
Date: | Sun, 27 Feb 2005 09:59:28 -0800 |
>The commercial zeps look like they're made from some kind of perforated >metal or plastic, although I've yet to handle one. Would window screening >work? Thinking of a light wood or wire frame to support it. Just as a >starting point. > >Ken Lyman Miller taught us at the Nature Sounds Society to make windscreen foundations out of "hardware cloth," that's the 1/4" squares galvanized metal mesh. http://www.dandugan.com/downloads/652-Lyman's-mikes.jpg For small windscreens, like for lavaliers, I got some plastic mesh eggs from a craft supply store on the web (Annie's Attic) that look pretty good (more closed than the metal mesh). http://www.dandugan.com/downloads/plastic-canvas-forms.jpg -Dan Dugan ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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