Hi streaky,
I can recommend the *GA-M2 from Jay Goodell*. In my experience they are
even more sensitive than the OKMs, yet they cannot take as much
soundpressure, but if you do Nature Recording this won't matter and they
by far less costly. The alligator style clips are useful to attach them
to any kind of surface. They can be run by plug in power or with a
separate power supply.
Jay delivers reliably and you can order custom made modifications at
extremely low cost (or even none).
His site is:
http://www.good-audio.com/products.html
I am not connected to him in any way. I just love his products
Cheers
Volker
streakyskies schrieb:
>I got member of the Nature recordists mailing list a couple of months
>ago becouse of the tech talk, but not everybody is happy with tech
>talk.. So I find it a good idea to follow the example(s) and put "tech
>talk" in front of the subject.
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>As I am fond of recording very quiet sounds, I am looking for a very
>sensitive set of (mini) stereo microphones. This way I don't have to
>worry much about the hiss of the recorder (which I don't have anymore
>but I'm still doubting between Hi-MD and CF, but that's another story).
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>The most sensitive I've seen so far is the following (quite large)
>microphone with a sensitivity of -35 dB. I want to try them out first
>(nosie, sound). Problem is that they require phantom power. Also, I
>asked for a date sheet and it shows totally differend numders. Link:
>http://www.skytronic.co.uk/product/product.php?s=3D173.844
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>Ofcourse I wonder if there are other, smaller or better mics that are
>even more sensitive. And where can I ask this better than here :-)
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>"Microphones are not ears,
>Loudspeakers are not birds,
>A listening room is not nature."
>Klas Strandberg
>Yahoo! Groups Links
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