| Subject: | Re: Problems with Sennheiser ME66/K6 |
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| From: | m_pesente |
| Date: | Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:03 pm ((PST)) |
David, I know you use a stereo 2 ME 66 configuration. Like other users, I also tried to use them 1,5 volt batteries or ph48 v (Ar= t Phantom 2 Pro) powered, but using 1.5 volts I have issues with microphone= self noise. So, now I use ME 66 (and ME 62) only Ph 48 volt powered. Marco Pesente |
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