Hi again Paul,
In that case PCM-D50 should be a great recorder for anywhere less than
a mile from Padre Island:)
I'm heading to Cape Disappointment today to record Pacific Chorus frog
choruses. The Pacific Ocean surf will surely be dominant in the
background, but with the swell finally shrinking to around five feet
and the wind calming to a breeze, I might get lucky with a quiet dawn.
Hopefully I get something good enough to share here.
-John Hartog
--- In Paul Slabaugh <> wrote:
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> hey john h,
> regarding PCM-D50 ...there is no rumble. Far off ocean sound for me
is the lesser waves off Padre (Mustang) Island as heard from1 mile
away, line of sight. As I learn the lingo, I'll talk better like Eric
B ...
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> "The noise floor is pretty much free from spurious noise, like tones
or birdies" ...good words !
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> -paul
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: John Hartog <>
> To:
> Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 11:19:57 PM
> Subject: [Nature Recordists] Re: Sony PCM D50 (was: Nady DMP-2
phantom mic preamp)
>
> Hi Paul,
> Just curious where you write your Sony PCM D50 preamp noise "has a
> smooth far off ocean quality" - by that do you mean a low roar?
>
> John Hartog
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