Subject: | Re: Ergonomic Barriers |
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From: | "Rich Peet" richpeet |
Date: | Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:05 pm ((PST)) |
In my mind it is figuring out when a mic is a receiver and when it acts like a transmitter. In this regard I have not been able to figure out when one would want to put a mic in an ear shaped container. Rich --- In Curt Olson <> wrote: > > If I understand right, the idea of the triplet is to get better s/n. > Someone please correct me if that's wrong. > > Somewhat related to your "ear" thought, I've done some tinkering with > small ear-like structures placed immediately behind various mic > capsules. In most cases I've noticed some slight attenuation of sounds > coming from behind the array, which what what I was after. The > trade-off seemed to be exaggerated upper-mid frequencies, which I do > not want. My feeling right now is that it's not worth pursuing further. > > Curt Olson > > |
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