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Re: Help choosing low cost mic with Sony PCM-M10

Subject: Re: Help choosing low cost mic with Sony PCM-M10
From: "Mark" seoulgypsy
Date: Fri Dec 30, 2011 8:29 pm ((PST))
Hartog-If you can find an affordable parabolic reflector, you could mount t=
he PCM----M10 inside the dish and operate it with the wired remote. Or mayb=
e the PCM--M10 could be fitted through a flat boundary to make it more dire=
ctional  -Hartog

The parabolic/pcm-m10 solution sounds fun and with experimentation just mig=
ht produce some interesting results. I really like the idea of making use o=
f what's already there. The quiet noise floor of m10's mics would be suffic=
ient and if the results are muddled in stereo, there is always the option o=
f isolating each channel for mono playback, but maybe the parabolic users o=
n here can give us a better idea as to if this is a sound work-around for A=
rwen.

Cheers,

Mark R.

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