| Subject: | Binaural ECM 50 |
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| From: | "ScottFraser" scottbfraser |
| Date: | Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:43 am ((PDT)) |
<<Does anyone have experience using ECM-50 mics for binaural recording? I'v= e come across a pair in good condition on a local web site and thought I co= uld snap them up. >> Twenty five or more years ago I used to use a variation of this model, the = ECM-150 IIRC (unbalanced, battery powered,) for a lot of quasi-binaural rec= ording. Quasi because the mics were mounted on a pair of headphones, not a = true replica of human pinnae. Although I loved the imaging, I found the noi= se level to be quite high & for all but very robust sound sources, ultimate= ly unacceptable. Scott Fraser |
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