Am 13.12.18 um 22:44 schrieb Len Moskowitz:
They're both similar in that they are both first-order microphones
Yes, but the Sennheiser has electret capsules while the Rode is a 'real'
condenser mic. I do agree that electrets have come a long way in recent
years. Still, I'd like to know how they compare beyond their noise level.
> Neither of the two is provided with individualized calibrations - they
> use a single generic calibration for every instance of the microphone.
> This is not optimal.
Speaking of which, I'd suppose that this also applies to the Zoom H3-VR
although they could theoretically supply each unit with its own built-in
calibration data.
Ralf
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