| Subject: | What happens when mics don't perform well in humidity? |
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I will be taking the AT 3032s to a humid environment in three weeks. If they
don't do well
down there, what will I notice?
stop working completely?
click?
fungus growth?
How will I know they are not working right?
Many thanks.
George Paul
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