| Subject: | Re: Mic for Nightingale Walk was Wind in the Willow(s) - MX391...... |
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| From: | "tk7859" tk7859 |
| Date: | Wed Apr 18, 2012 9:58 am ((PDT)) |
--- In "tk7859" <> wrote: > I've started making a stereo pair of EM172s which can be spectacle worn o= r used in a boundary rig. Not sure about the headband wind preventer shown= in the photo - maybe a woollen beanie will be better. Eight days to the w= alk so I should have made an informed choice of gear by them Hi All The stereo pair have now been finished. Seem to be OK. I find them to be = more sensitive than I thought they would be. The PIP from the LS-10 is mor= e than enough. There is a photo here https://picasaweb.google.com/G0SBW.PM/MicForNightingaleWalk#573278389586991= 7618 Now for some testing :-) Cheers, TomR |
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