Subject: | Re: Figure 8 mics |
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From: | "Walter Knapp" waltknapp |
Date: | Tue Jul 25, 2006 12:35 pm (PDT) |
Posted by: "Mike Feldman" > Rob mentions a bunch of dual-diaphragm designs; I would think > that the acoustic simplicity of a single ribbon would generate > better HF results than a dual diaphragm. <snip> > Better detection of a single open diaphragm is the > grail. David Josephson did contribute to a discussion years back > of optical sensing like the Phone-Or mic. And Sennheiser picked > up the rights to that design but I've heard of no commercial product, > so cost reduction or performance must be a severe roadblock. Note that current Sennheiser MKH are all single diaphragm including the MKH-30. Not a ribbon, but otherwise what you are asking for. I'd like to see Sennheiser come up with a MKH-30 that was a little lower self noise and higher sensitivity. Though the MKH-80 & MKH-800 do fit this bill and do have figure 8 as one of their patterns. The MKH-20 through MKH-50 all have fairly matched sensitivity and noise. Then the MKH-60 through MKH-800 have much higher sensitivity and even lower noise. Kind of like two generations of design. I think about how a MKH-20 with the specs of a MKH-80 would make the SASS a even better nature recording setup. Walt |
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