| Subject: | Re: Telinga static noise/ trouble shooting |
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| From: | "mdfrancey" mdfrancey |
| Date: | Thu Jan 17, 2008 4:15 pm ((PST)) |
--- In "Kyle Keegan" <> wrote: > > It's not exceptionally loud, not popping, and is just a faint > crackling noise. Curiously enough, I have what sounds like the same problem: a soft crackle-like noise on one channel, occurs intermittently. And I'm leaving on a trip too! SD 722 and a pair of MKH-20's though. If you think it is the recorder you can gather evidence for or against the hypothesis by trying another mic (or another recorder). Depending on how much others (or yourself) are depending on gear, backup equipment might be an idea. |
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