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|    Peter Larsen to Dick Pierce    |
|    Re: Phantom Power    |
|    19 Apr 10 16:02:07    |
      From: digilyd@hotmail.com              Dick Pierce wrote:              > In addition to the other uses cited elsewhere, so-called RF       > microphone carrier systems are used for instrumentation purposes       > notably where extremely low frequency reponse is required.              I remember the big Sennheiser Brochure mentioning that MKH106's were       available in version with a lower response limit of 1 or 0.1 Hz on special       order.              > Referring again to Bruel & Kjaer, their microphone carrier       > system with an appropriate capsule is capable of measuring       > down to frrequencies approaching DC (i.e., it can act like an       > electronic baramoeter), while still maintaining response up to       > 150 kHz. Used with something like a B&K 4147 capsule, you have       > an acoustica measuring system with response from under 0.01 Hz       > to over 20 kHz within a 2 dB envelope.              Ahem, yes, they like their transducerspecs to meet or exceed exceed normal       semiconductor circuit specs ... O;-)               Kind regards               Peter Larsen              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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