the mkh800 twin is also some kind of XY stereo mic.
remember, XY don=C2=B4t has to be 90 degree, it can also be 180 degree.
Am 04.09.2010 um 00:56 schrieb clay:
> thanks Rob,
>
> I keep forgetting about the side-facing 'feature'. :)
> thanks for the reminder.
>
> and thanks to Grant as well, I have a 20 that I use with my 30
> occasionally
> as well. Now I won't feel so 'weird' when I pair an omni with a
> figure-8.
>
> going back to the 800 Twin for a moment, I"m assuming this can
> operate as a
> side facing 'stereo' mic (which much better side noise
> characteristics than
> the MKH418S) so long as I assume mid-side decoding/monitoring?
>
> clay
>
> On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 11:21 AM, Rob Danielson <> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> At 10:20 AM -0400 9/3/10, clay wrote:
>>> Rob says:
>>>
>>> "There's the MKH-80/800 which sounds very different from the
>>> MKH-30 to
>>> me in figure 8 mode. Rob D."
>>>
>>> Rob,
>>>
>>> can you share the differences you've heard?
>>>
>>> I've got a 30/40 combo now, and am considering the 800 twin as a
>>> single
>> mike
>>> alternative for mid-side.
>>>
>>> thoughts? anyone?
>>>
>>> thanks much
>>> clay
>>>
>>
>> Hi Clay--
>>
>> I don't own the both of them now so I can do a comparison for you--
>> the only way I really feel comfortable about assessing differences.
>>
>> The biggest difference for my uses (high gain natural ambience) was
>> in the lower midrange clarity 125-500 Hz. IMO, all mics are
>> challenged in this range for distant subject/large spaces. The
>> MKH80's produce more tonality- have a little less tonal
>> simplification (drones) in this range compared the the single capsule
>> mkh's. The 2-3 dB(A) less self-noise is a plus, but not a huge deal.
>> The HF looks better over 10KHz; some report the 80/800's response is
>> less noisy up there.
>>
>> You would not be disappointed with a pair of them but note they are
>> side address mics and cannot be used with flush mounted boundaries
>> and not very well in perp either. They'd probably need vertical
>> mounting if a pair was used in MS. I have a pair of 80's which I've
>> been using in a Jecklin array and gaining some experience with. Aaron
>> Ximm has some 800's I think. Rob D
>>
>> --
>>
>>
>>
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