Subject: | Re: Shotguns for Nature Recording |
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From: | "stoatwizard" stoatwizard |
Date: | Thu Jun 15, 2006 2:18 pm (PDT) |
> Ok, so what happens when you take a copper tube and just screw the > math and start cutting slots into it to build a interference tube > shotgun mic? don'tcha have to cut about 50% of the material out of the tube, ie wide slots not skinny? I could see your saw blades won't appreciate that, but take a look at a Sennheiser MKH70 or even the ME64 and you see the slots seem to be as wide as the non-slots. Might help the frequency response. There agan I know jack about the maths - it's just an observation from every shotgun mic I've ever seen. |
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