| Subject: | Re: rumble and quiet places |
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| From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
| Date: | Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:06 am ((PDT)) |
> With these gain setting, using my headphones (sennheiser hd 25), I can st= ill hear the background rumble of the recorder (that at 100% of the gain is= very audible). > Have you any suggestions about this? If by "rumble" you mean low-frequency random noise, I suspect that is envir= onmental, rather than an artifact of the recorder. Almost any location has = rumble when you listen to it amplified. Borrow a hand-held spectrum analyze= r to see it. -Dan |
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