Jörn Nettingsmeier writes:
>
> if you're shopping in the medium term, add this one to your shortlist
> once it's out:
> http://en-de.sennheiser.com/vrmic-creatorsprogram
> a little gnome whispered in my ear that it's quite nice. no news on
> final price and release date yet, but hey...
>
I'm
Gerard Lardner writes:
> In summary, the Oktava MK-012 4D sounds good, as good as Oktava MK-012's
are reputed to sound. But as an
> Ambisonic mic it is rather limited.
> Gerard Lardner
Thanks Gerard, that's exactly what I was hoping to find out. Too bad they
spread the capsules so far apart, ne
I have an old Oktava MK-012 4D. I got it on eBay about two years ago, but from
the serial number I think it's about 15 years old.
The sound quality is very smooth, we'll suited to classical music. But..., and
there is a 'but'..., the sound localization is not good; it is hard to identify
a direc
On 13.07.2016 19:22, Albert Leusink wrote:
Sorry, I should have done a search firstit has been mentioned here
before, about 3 years ago, but no info about how it actually sounds..
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.sursound/4850
if you're shopping in the medium term, add this one to
Actually...after re-reading, it does not come with capsules, so add at least
another $400 on top of that...:-(
But you do get the choice between many polar patterns, that can be
interchanged, interesting...
http://www.oktava-shop.com/MK-012-100-Series-modular-system/Capsules/
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Sorry, I should have done a search firstit has been mentioned here
before, about 3 years ago, but no info about how it actually sounds..
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.sursound/4850
My bad,
Albert
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http://www.oktava-shop.com/product_info.php?info=p12_4-d-ambisonic-a-format-microphone.html&no_boost=1
Very economical, and Oktava has been making microphones for a
while...curious if anyone has used it and what they thought of it
Regards,
Albert
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