I just wanted to post this:
http://www.realtraps.com/art_microphones.htm
It shows that almost every RTA mic out there except for the ones from radio shack give very much the same results! They're all identical below 2000hz and +-1db in the top end.
Choosing RTA microphones is now easier.
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Choosing RTA microphones is now easier.
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Re: Choosing RTA microphones is now easier.
Low End Junkie for over 20 years.
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...and a very serious addiction to the smell of BB sawdust and curing PL.
4 DR250s
4 Tuba36s @ 30" wide
2 ATs
...and a very serious addiction to the smell of BB sawdust and curing PL.
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Re: Choosing RTA microphones is now easier.
I hadn't seen that one actually! I saw anomalous comment on his Behringer RTA mic as "probably not being the best one", and Ethan's measurements which I saw a long time ago sprung to mind.
-2 T48 3015LF
-2 DR250 2510 crossfired
-2 DR250 2510 crossfired