On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 20:07:58 -0400, James S. Lee wrote:
>I know I started this part of the "Anyone know Japanese?" thread so I cannot say too
>much about its
>continuation. This is likely my last posting on the issue. My comment was directed at
>Ryan simply because he
>made the initial posting. The point, however is less about Ryan and more about how we
>(all of us) deal with
>community. Ryan has already made what I consider a very mature and sincere statement
>regarding his posting. Such
>a comment would not likely come from an ignorant person. Rather it has come from
>someone who seems willing to
>acknowledge a mistake and move on. Maybe it is time for all of us to move on. Thanks
>to all who have responded.
And I'm sorry that it had to happen, as well...one can only hope that
your sentiments are shared.
>Now about that AudioTechnica 825 stereo mic question I asked some time ago. Here is
>the question:
>
>I am using a borrowed AT 825 stereo mic. The owner has adapted the pin
>XLRF plug to a three wire 1/8" stereo plug so that it will feed portable
>DAT or MD. The system works fine with my Sharp 722 except that it seems
>a bit noisier than I expected. Fresh batteries made a slight difference
>but there is still this hiss. My old Radio Shack Optimums unidirectional
>(pin, battery powered) is much quieter. Could the adaptation be
>problematic? Anybody else had noise problems with this mic?
Could it just be a matter of the mic being too sensitive, and lacking
in noise cancellation?
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