Subject: | Re: M/S (Mid/Side) Mic Recommendations |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:24 pm ((PDT)) |
<<I think the Audio Technica single point mics, the AT822 and AT825 probably suffer from the VP88 syndrome, but they might be worth a shot. Heck, any mic is better than no mic, and they're only about $500 or so.>> Not sure what syndrome it is which afflicts VP88's, other than a high noise floor, but I can attest to the fact that an AT822, while not great, is certainly better than no mic. The AKG C451 stereo rig I put together many years ago instantly fell prey to the high humidity in the Costa Rican rain forest with constant popping. Fortunately the friend I borrowed the then new high tech Tascam portable DAT machine had left his AT822 in the case, & that mic, though not of quality similar to the AKG, provided many hours of useable rain forest recordings, minus any humidity induced pops. The higher noise floor of the AT was irrelevant in the context of the very noisy high frequency sounds of the insect population. Scott Fraser |
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