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I have been reading the most interesting thread on this subject. After 44 years of audio engineering including a big dose of psychoacoustic measurements, I have come to some conclusions. I thought it

I think it is only the holders that are discontinued, not the mics themselves. Dick Campbell

In reading some of the posts regarding the human hearing capabilities, I?ve had a few thoughts. When a note is played on a piano (or any instrument) you hear not only the frequency of the note you

Hello, Bad news, folks. Panasonic just announced that the 60AY mic capsule will be discontinued as of Feb. 15, 2004. http://dkc1.digikey.com/scripts/us/obs_part.cgi?pn=P9959-ND Anyone know what they

We live in such a noisy world it's a commonly held belief that we are safe at fairly high levels. That you have not worked in the even noisier environments does not mean you have not been exposed to

From: Bob Cain <arcane@...>

I don't think so. I'm 32, and have not worked much in noisy environments nor been at many discos when younger. I can hear 18 KHz tones, not at faint levels, but not at insane levels either. However

I can't, for sure. At "sane" listening levels, I can hear pure tones up to 18 KHz easily. At "insane" levels, I can hear up to 20 KHz pure tones. However, I can't hear a lowpass of 18.5 KHz on any

To believe that pure tone testing discloses the extent of human hearing is to believe that the ear/brain is limited to sinusoidal detection and discrimination. This has not been proven by any means.

From: lvaro Jos Rego <alvreg@...>

I would like to make some binaural mics for my DV camcorder (Canon DV60) as an experiment. I am sure the thing doesn't supply power to the mic input jack, so I am assuming I'll need to use the battery

hi to all, I?m from brazil. a legend, or reality... ** A 48 input console had been delivered to George Martin's Air Studios, and Geoff Emerick was very unhappy about it. It was a new console, made

I am done using 12VDC to 110VAC power inverters for field audio recording. If at all possible stay at DC voltages. Some equipment built for wall-warts actually work fine on DC. I don't know a Digi 002

Look to some kind of inverter designed for powering laptop computers by car battery. Bye Enrico

don't even start on golden ears and speaker cables wrote: listed 20hZ-20kHZ for human hearing is very misleading for certainly does not discriminate at a level of 1/96000th of a a sustained waveform,

Hi all, I am looking for a portable power setup to power a digi 002 and mic preamp in the feild. Any suggestions? thanks, Jason

> From: "grendeltooth" <grendeltooth@...> > Walt wrote: > >>>The human ear does not hear such high frequencies, period. Even the listed 20hZ-20kHZ for human hearing is very misleading for anyone

From: ognelson@... I don't think diaphragms are stressed over their elastic limits even by such high levels. Diaphragms will be more changed by w