| Subject: | Re: AudioTechnica AT4022 |
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| From: | "David Michael" wildlifeanalysis |
| Date: | Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:37 pm ((PST)) |
Not a problem, Rob. I can do this over the next couple of days and will upload the results. I am pretty sure just by ear that the self-noise level is pretty close to 8 dB(A). They certainly sound lower than the MKH 30/40 pair. > Hi David-- > It would be a big boon to quality budget-minded recording to know > whether the self-noise performance is comparable to the 3032's, 8 > dB(A). A simple way to see if it close using your gear is to connect > one 4022 to your SD recorder and your MKH-40 to the other channel and > set gain either at full or in the 48 to 55dB range and record some > room tone running on batteries with as much turned off as possible. > With a 10 sec clip, we can determine a lot. Rob D. |
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