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Re: Ithaca, NY - Two pools of Spring Peepers, Pickerel Frog

Subject: Re: Ithaca, NY - Two pools of Spring Peepers, Pickerel Frog
From: "Curt Olson" flipov411
Date: Tue May 13, 2008 5:15 am ((PDT))
Thank you David,

Dan's right that your rig is fine -- very high performance, I would 
say. And an exceptionally clean M-S recording!

Curt Olson

Dan Dugan wrote:

> David Michael wrote:
>
>> This is my first recording of the season as well as the first time I 
>> have heard a Pickerel Frog in the flesh. The recording was made this 
>> past Saturday night, May 10th, on Connecticut Hill in Ithaca New York 
>> at about 8:30 pm . Two medium sized pools, separated by a bank of 
>> trees each host a small group of Spring Peepers, each engaging in 
>> their own choral bouts. A single Pickerel Frog quietly calls out from 
>> among the Peepers. Gunshots can be heard in the distance, presumably 
>> from hunters, though I do not know what is in season.
>
> Very nice! On near speakers, I got very clear beyond-left-and-right 
> imaging.
>
>> There is a slight hiss (very slight) which I presume is the 
>> self-noise of the microphones and is probably not helped by the 
>> FR2-LE's preamps. Any comment on this? I have experimented and 
>> recorded alot with this rig, and this is the best performance I can 
>> squeeze out of it. Is this a typical self-noise level of the MKHs and 
>> I am just expecting too much from microphones?
>
> If I turn it up enough to hear the hiss, the near peepers are 
> deafening! Your noise level is great and nothing to worry about.
>>
>
> -Dan Dugan




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