Re: [microsound] microphone recommendations?

[ah827@xxxxxxxx]

actually, a few friends of mine, for a class actually, built their own binaural head.  it's 
apparently not that hard.  the hardest thing is actually molding human ears, & buying ice 
microphones to stick inside.  but if you have these tools available to you, it seems like a 
nice little project to take on.

love
toni000

 Chris Westphal <cjw@xxxxxxxxx>:

> for a good set of binaural mics check out Core Sound
> (http://www.core-sound.com/).  I bought a pair a few years back and use
> them with my Sony MZ-R55.  They're small, light weight and sound
> great.  They cost you anywhere from $75 for the low end to a few hundred
> for the high end.  I opted for the low.  I actually used them to record
> "skewer lane" which can be found at http://www.mp3.com/ithz.
>
> happy recording...
>
>   - c
>
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> http://www.mp3.com/itHz
> http://www.mp3.com/sound_Hz
> http://www.mp3.com/neem
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> At 10:26 PM 11/1/2002 -0500, MVFarley@xxxxxxx wrote:
> >I've been very pleased with my Sound Professionals SP-SPSM-1 single point
> >stereo mic.  High quality sound, not expensive.
> >
> >michael
> >
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