Subject: | Re: Connectors and stereo bar |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Mon Jan 7, 2008 11:00 am ((PST)) |
<<One reason for the precise spacing of ORTF and NOS as I recall is that in addition to giving good image they also collapse relatively well to mono (though not as good as M/S of course!)>> Nor XY. << for broadcast applications. >> Mono compatibility is essential for good stereo imaging under any circumstances, not just for broadcast purposes. The stereo bar manufactured by K=F6nig & Meyer in Germany & marketed in = North America under both Beyer & AKG brands is very versatile in that it has two adjustable swinging arms on a central plate. This allows use with a wide variety of mic sizes & will accomplish all the usual coincident & near-coincident techniques. Modifying the basic unit with a 1" riser or standoff on one of the arms improves near mounting of end address mics. Scott Fraser |
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