Omnidirectional Condensers with Yoga Block for SASS array
I get the impression that any recorder that supplies phantom power has wors=
e
battery life than one that doesn't, or than the same recorder when only
supplying PiP. Can someone tell me why this is?
Is it because creating phantom power is somehow inefficient, or is it just=
because the types of mics that require phantom power require more power to =
run?
Peter Shute
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On 11/06/2013, at 8:50 AM, "Ray Mansell" <> wrote:
> For phantom-powered mics, the LS-100 internal battery will only provide
> about 2.5 hours recording time. More than that requires an external power
> source.
>
> Ray...
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> On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 5:08 PM, tankramjet <>wro=
te:
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>> I was looking at the battery life of the DR680 and it appears that I wou=
ld
>> need to get an external power supply (Bixnet BP160) if I wanted to run t=
he
>> recording all night since the DR680 only has a 4 hour battery life.
>>
>> This made me wonder that perhaps I should just get the Olympus LS-100
>> since it has a 12 hour battery life. I was only planning on recording 2
>> channels anyways.
>>
>> Aside from the DR680 having 2dbu better input noise, are there other
>> factors that make the DR680 more superior then the LS-100?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>> --- In Ryan Logtenberg <ryanlogtenberg=
@...>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> Time to stop sitting on the sideline for me. This is what I plan on
>>> buying to record some nice
>>> soundscapes in the forest.
>>>
>>> My cost will be around $1300 for this kit:
>>>
>>> Tascam DR680
>>> 2 x AT4022 Omnidirectional condensers
>>> 1 foam/cork yoga block that I'll use to create an DIY SASS array
>>> 1 generic tripod
>>>
>>> I have heard that I don't need to really worry about wind noise with
>>> these types of microphones except in really windy locations. Is this
>>> true?
>>>
>>> With my budget, would you recommend something different?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Ryan
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