From: johnwilliamson@btinternet.com   
      
   On 01/09/2025 18:12, Jimmy Logan wrote:   
   > Hi, I think I have a similar "problem", trying to trace down some   
   > low freq noise and was also looking at Zoom F3,   
   > but I'd also need a microphone and don't know what to choose.. ,   
   > so I did not buy it, but would be very interested   
   > if someone can recommend a setup which is more suitable   
   > for such a task - recording low freq noise - like 20Hz - 150Hz -   
   > than a phone/headset mic :)   
   > I tried to record / listen to rule out tinnitus and/or me going crazy :)   
   > but did not hear it in the recording, just background noise,   
   > so its either the phone is not good for it, or its "just" a phantom   
   > sound.   
   >   
   I have a Zoom H2 which gave a decent rendition of the 64 foot pipes on   
   the Grande Orgue at Rouen cathedral using its internal microphones.   
      
   My problem wasn't with the recording, it was with finding a speaker that   
   could reproduce it. That may also be your problem, though phones do have   
   some 'orribke filtering when recording audio, and the analogue parts are   
   heavily optimised for understandable speech. Almost as bad as what they   
   do to videos and images.   
      
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