| Subject: | Re: Replacement for my Remembird |
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| From: | "Raimund" animalsounds |
| Date: | Wed Feb 9, 2011 1:25 am ((PST)) |
> Actually, not. Quiet forest or desert ambiences show up the self-noise of= mics mercilessly. That's why Rob Danielson made a specification of 16dBA o= r lower for mics suitable for quiet ambiences. Yep, this might be hard to understand for those of us who live in densely p= opulated or windy regions. When I first visited the deserts of Utah 20 year= s ago, I was really surprised how quiet nature can be. Later on I also expe= rienced such quiet places in the mountains of the Canary Islands. Raimund |
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