Subject: | Re: Infrasound recorder |
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From: | "Randy Perretta" first_avatar |
Date: | Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:53 pm ((PST)) |
I'd be real careful. Very few recorders go that low. Most bottom out at 20Hz. They usually have DC blockingcaps on the inputs. Bass response is quite commonly associated in quality with something that came from the wrong end of the elephant. I just Googled for digital recorder frequency response. After a few pages, I gave up. 20Hz is it. Maybe someone knows of something portable that goes to DC. Personally, and this is just me, Id be looking at scientific Or seismic gear (there's plenty of infrasonic seismic gear out there suitable for field work) rather than audio or contact the research staff at a place that does whale research and see what they use. Good luck, Randy www.calmediaarts.com |
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