Re: Ergonomic Barriers

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Re: Ergonomic Barriers

Subject:	Re: Ergonomic Barriers
From:	"Roger Norwood" bigrogsound
Date:	Wed Jan 24, 2007 1:15 pm ((PST))

Not sure about the need to amplify by +18dB!
I nearly lept out of my chair when the second recording cut-in. I will have=
 to open it in Adobe at work tomorrow for a better look/listen.
We had an inch of snow at 5am this morning in Highgate north London, unfort=
unately my recorders are at work as well so no snow-muted robins captured. =
At least I heard them.
cheers

Roger Norwood

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