5. Re: speaking of fetch

Subject:	5. Re: speaking of fetch
From:	"Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999
Date:	Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:09 pm ((PDT))

> I don't want to get hung up on the linearity -wish I hadn't mentioned it.=
 ;)
> But lines can have different slopes and still be lines, right?
> If 2 mics, (different makers) produce 22mV/Pa at 94db, do they both produ=
ce
> 2.2mV @ 74dB (or some other voltage (equally) if my math is wrong)? I don=
't
> see why they should.

Scotty: I canna break the laws of physics, cap'n.

> I'm expecting different designs to have different (linear) i/o ratios,
> similar to D/logE curves in photography.

Nope, not like that.

-Dan

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