Subject: | Re: Physics of moisture-induced mic noise (was MS-stereo and figure- |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Mon Jan 4, 2010 9:16 am ((PST)) |
<<But, if we assume that small electrets and then larger electrets are fundamentally more immune because of their design, its inconsistent with the fact that much larger, non-electrets tend to become just as immune, if not more. >> My own experience with large diaphragm mics & moisture induced noise issues was the discovery that the condensation from a vocalist's breath was causing pops in a Neumann U87. We placed the mic about a foot above a bare 100 watt light bulb to dry it out & then carried on, with a foam windscreen in place. Scott Fraser |
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