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Here a couple of raw recordings made in ponds with the h2-xlr3 (3 meters c=
able) directly to the 744T, gain +-55 dB: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v82lx5=
dr9f8cwv4/EJNwfH4v_D https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v82lx5dr9f8cwv4/EJNwfH4v_D=
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=3Dplayer_detailpage&v=3DMyEvrPyAihU#t=
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I've been looking at the Aquarian website and listening to the underwater =
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sounds. I'm not interested in humpback whales and ice floes as we don't ha=
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Has anyone used the H2a-XLR-3 hydrophone and what in practice is the hiss =
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level? I want to hear what's underwater in our local river and experiment =
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I'm looking for a reasonable LF response and many recordings I've heard fr=
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