Subject: | Re: field test of Audio-Technica 3032 mics |
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From: | Eric Benjamin <> |
Date: | Tue, 8 Nov 2005 17:40:18 -0800 (PST) |
> I wonder how the noise spec of the 3032s stacks up > against the MKH > series, or other high-end mics. The oddity is that the specs on the AT3032 are good, but that the microphone is much better than the spec. I measure my single sample of the 3032 at 8 dB(A) self noise, or about 3-4 dB better than either the Sennheiser MKH30 or the Schoeps MK2 (my reference standard). I was so amazed by that result that I did a side-by-side test comparing the AT3032 to a Schoeps MK2. The 3032 was noticeably quieter. Other than that they were very close in sound quality. the AT3032 is a bit more directional at very high frequencies than the Schoeps, and in some applications that would certainly show up. The AT3032 is a real bargain. Eric Benjamin ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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