Re: microphone matched pairs

Subject:	Re: microphone matched pairs
From:	"Robin Carter" graykingbird
Date:	Wed Sep 12, 2007 12:29 pm ((PDT))

I sometimes use two ME62's, and have gotten some good recordings with this
combination. My only problem is that one of the ME62's is a lot more
susecpible to high humidity than the other. When I go to Costa Rica I have
to be careful to protect the mic capsules with dessicant, especially the on=
e
that does not do so well.

I have one ME66 and I am thinking about getting another to try that
combination. I have tried using one ME66 and one ME62, for a kind of MS
eftect. This works O.K., but the two mics are a long way from balanced, so =
I
have to tweak the ME62 track sometimes for good results.

Robin Carter
Columbia, SC USA

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