Edward Gosfield III wrote:
> I will make one of your mikes eventually. But gimme a break -- i don't
> expect the Panasonic minis to compare to a 451, no matter what a great
> value they are, and i am recording acoustic music in a quiet room, not
> rock concerts through a PA. ;-)
I am giving you a break. I use it for recording acoustic music in a
quiet room with one mandolin, for recording acoustic music at a band
practice, for recording acoustic music at jam sessions and festivals. I
don't listen to rock, sorry. I have several more expensive mikes that I
use on my PA system, as well as some smaller ones, including a Sony MS
stereo mike, that I can use for recording on minidisc. I use the "T"
mike because it gives good results and it is handy to use. I didn't
design it to save money over a better mike, I already have some of
them. I designed it to be handy to use and give good results. If you
don't feel comfortable building one I suggest you look into the mikes
offered by Sound Professionals. They are good people to deal with.
http://www.cyberenet.net/~soundpro/
>
> BTW -- is there a source for the AudioTechnica capsules instead of the
> Panasonic? I don't see them at Digi-Key.
It would not surprise me if Panasonic made the AudioTechnica capsules.
> > Better yet make the one I designed and it will be smaller and also be
> > stereo. http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone it only
> > costs about $10
> >
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