| Subject: | Re: field recording with digital mics |
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| From: | "Walter Knapp" waltknapp |
| Date: | Sun Dec 17, 2006 6:20 am ((PST)) |
Posted by: "Lou Judson" > I quibble, and shall desist. If it puts out digital, we can call it > digital... I just imagine having a 44.1kHz polarizing voltage on the > sampling diaphragm, so it is digital as soon as it hits the mic. Silly > distinction, as I doubt that would work... The MKH mics run their RF oscillator at a much higher frequency. 44.1kHz would not work in their system, except maybe a infrasound only mic. Walt |
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