Away from the seashore when there are no rescue helicopters around,
Iceland is a very quiet soundscape. I understand your wish for a quiet mic.
If you can't invest in MKH, you can put 6 or 12v lamps into the wind
zeppeline, running on a car or motorcycle battery. If not heating
enough, put several lamps in parallel. It might solve your problem.
Make sure that the lamps are not touching the (Rycote??) plastic.
Klas.
At 14:18 2012-07-17, you wrote:
>Hello, Scott.
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>Thank you very much for your remarks.
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>The problem here in Iceland when recording natural sounds, is the distance
>of the sounds and the low sounds of birds and other phenomena. I have been
>looking for low-noise dinamic mics, but not found anyones suitable for my
>purposes. I have one Sennheiser MD-42 and MD46, but there is too much nois=
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>for natural recordings.
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>Arnthor Helgason
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