Hi Rob,
I have recorded with a binaural set based on 2 x EM158's in my =
anechoic chamber - this would be more related to Pauls original setup, fair=
ly low noise binaural mics (compared to Panasonic WM6x's) I think the poin=
t with the recorders is similar to photography, you either take the point a=
nd shooter and live with the noise - or take the SLR and a backpack to matc=
h. I know the backpack wont fit in my pocket and is far less discrete in us=
e :) Its contents are also far more expensive than the recorder in my pocke=
t but alas we know the path eventually leads to the NT1A. :)
Regarding the noise, I mailed you on 30th June / EM158 Noise Tests with a z=
ip containing an annotated .amad file. I can resend if it didnt make it. =
http://urlme.net/audio/RecNoise-E158.flac
The test setup in the Semi finished :/ Semi-Anechoic Chamber:
Pair of binaural EM158 headphones placed pointing up on acoustic foam, appr=
ox. 0.5M in front of them a very quiet clock.
Recorded Sequence is:
Recorder: Edirol R09HR
Mic: 2 x Em158N
Obs: Plug in Power ON - Gain Hi, Max Level (80) =3D Maximum for this record=
er.
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