Hi All,
I am very new to recording so forgive me if this is old territory or there =
is a fundamental flaw, but has anyone tried a mini ORTF setup using EM172 c=
apsules? Rudimentary drawing at link below:
https://flic.kr/p/QBYJP7 <https://flic.kr/p/QBYJP7>
I would think it would be compact and portable and could be mounted on a ta=
bletop style tripod or a a stake of some kind. Interested to hear thoughts=
on this, be gentle I=92m a newbie ;-P
Best,
Jim
> On Dec 28, 2016, at 2:15 AM, vickipowys [nature=
recordists] <> wrote:
>
> Hello Klas & Anthor,
>
>
> My website (www.caperteebirder.com <http://www.caperteebirder.com/>) stil=
l has the comparison of DIY SASS with Telinga SSM. Both rigs give a good s=
tereo image, the SASS has a bit wider image. The SSM would certainly fit m=
ore easily into a suitcase for travelling, than the SASS.
>
> I am progressively updating my website with new links to SoundCloud track=
s, and I've just updated the SSM-SASS page. I have not been able to access=
SoundCloud for some years due to incredibly slow internet. New internet d=
ish has speeded me up again so I can now do more audio stuff online :-)
>
> Anthor, I found the SSM windshields would need extra shielding if there w=
as a lot of wind, a home made cage of some sort might fix that. The SSM ri=
g uses minijacks.
>
> One test I don't think I've ever done is to compare "tree-ears" to SASS o=
r SSM. I think the latter two would be more directional and give a little =
more boost to the signal.
>
> Vicki Powys
> Australia
>
>
> On 28/12/2016, at 5:37 AM, Arn=FE=F3r Helgason =
<> [naturerecordists] wrote:
>
>> Hello, Klas. How much do you charge for this Telinga SSM? And what type =
of connections are used - minijack or XLR?What kind of setup would you reco=
mmend in an environment where there is almost always some wind? Best regar=
ds, Arnthor
>> =DEann 27.12.2016 17:12, skrifa=F0i Klas <teli=
> [naturerecordists]:
>>
>>> Vicky has (had?) a nice site comparing the SASS vs the Telinga SSM. I a=
m
>>> going to make some ten pairs of them and they are easier to travel with=
.
>>> Klas
>>>
>>> On 2016-12-24 13:34, vickipowys <vicki=
>
>>> [naturerecordists] wrote:
>>> > The talk of tree-ears reminded me - my ultra lightweight rig is a set
>>> > of stereo clip-ons mics from Klas at Telinga (they are doubles of
>>> > EM172), which I have clipped on to a lightweight headphone frame
>>> > (minus the headphones), and wear on my head. Or you can tie it to a
>>> > tree, a backpack, rock, fencepost whatever.
>>> >
>>> > Vicki
>>>
>
>
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