On 11/14/2013 06:31 PM, Emanuele wrote:
Thanks for your answer Jörn,
have you got any of those, and if you have are you using them on the
field and how do they behave and sound for nature recordings?
replying off-list, since this has been discussed before:
i own a tetramic and an st450. the tetra sounds great, but the
connectors are very flimsy. for amateur use it's great, and the sound
quality is very good. it's just not something i'd trust for a
professional live recording (then again, at that price point, you can
buy two).
it will make very precise ambience, but it is slightly noisy, so very
quiet nature recordings will be less clear that with, say, a pair of
tlm103's (the quietest microphone in the market today).
the st450 does not sound as good, but it is quieter and the package is
professional. it includes a heater to keep the capsules dry under moist
conditions, but fortunately i have not had to rely on that yet :-D
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