> http://www.rockscallop.org/fauxfur/MM_tan-shag02.jpg
>
> Looks to be a knit backing, what's the stretch like in both directions?
Hi Walt,
It really only stretches in one direction, and not with great elasticity.
Seems less durable than the 1inch grey fur I have been using for the
last year or so.
http://www.rockscallop.org/fauxfur/grey-1in-fur.jpg
Here's the back side:
http://www.rockscallop.org/fauxfur/grey-1in-fur02.jpg
I'll try to get a light-through-the-weave shot if the sun is out in
the morning. It doesn't let the light shine through quite like the tan
shag, but it's great for a breezy day.
For very light wind, instead of fur, I use a Lycra-Spandex two sided
fleece that stretches well in all directions. I'm confident it stops
the wind better than the tan shag would. If the breeze is steady I
put the grey fur on as a second layer.
An example of this system is on my wl-183 mic mount and windscreen page:
http://www.rockscallop.org/how/183/183mount01.html
Oh, and thanks for sharing those remarkable recordings Walt.
-John Hartog
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