for sure. Matched mics> are great. Matched cheap mics are great if you're a tech. :-P >> Skler OTOH, When I bought another Schoeps CMC641, they took a look at the individual frequency response curve they had on file for that mic in Germany...

best way to match mics?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () GC is out of matched MK012's and I can't afford sound room. So how do you all suggest I go about "matching" a pair in the store? I guess this also raises the question, does it really matter...

before: the tube model MKL4000, and the MKL319A, which looks like a tube version of the 319 condenser. The best source of the mics here in Europe seems to be oktava-online who only sell on ebay, but display authorized dealer credentials on their web site,...

Using phase inversion to match mics. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I asked a Q recently about matching stereo mics in-store (ie. GC) and Scott Dorsey had the great reccomendation of recording two mics, one perfectly out of phase with the other,...

and less sound obstruction than any of my (large) figure 8 mics in m/s? Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () FYI, ribbon mics (which are obvious choices for side mics since they are naturally a figure-8 pattern usually) often require a lot of clean gain....

already set there) you'll get more voltage out of the mic for a given sound pressure level so you may be able to use less gain. You don't "match" impedances between a mic and a preamp, but the input impedance of the preamp interacts with the output transformer...

option, which the producer seems keen on is to use a tree of some sort. Unfortunately, however much I love the rich sound of a tree, the only omnis I have three of are Oktava 012s, not really a match for the other mics at my disposal. Could I maybe use...

stands from the floor. My cardioids are quite sensitive to that. Lars -- lars farm // lars is also a mail-account on the server farm.se Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () >> What was your setup? Did you use the KM83's as spot mics...

so much for all of the help so far! But I am having trouble with > some of the terminology. >> Scott said in his response that the two mics are "matrixed" together to > form a stereo image, and Paul said that the two mics are "decoded" to > form the stereo...

won't > bring out the best in the mics. What can I do about that? You can use a different preamp. But first, be sure that the mic/preamp interface is really your problem. It's an important thing for sure, but you won't get the sound of a $2500 mic out...