Subject: | Re: Phanton power and battery power |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Wed May 1, 2013 2:57 pm ((PDT)) |
> My main aim is to capture mono recordings of my target species. Secondly = to be able to get some resonable soundscapes of that habitat which would ne= ed different mics. In terms of the original question running self powered = mics is a risk as they may convey more noise and secondly you don't know ve= ry accurately when they are running down on power. > > If you have quiet electret mic can that be as effective as a shotgun on a= single sounds source? I also need XLR outputs to survive in the bush. You could use a Telinga Pro 8, a stereo parabolic dish microphone with XLR = connectors, for capturing species, and use the mic without the dish for rec= ording soundscapes. Disclosure: I am a Telinga dealer. -Dan |
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