I wanted time a Newbie question: altern microphones? I would like to be a directional micro growth. Now I asked myself whether it is an older model (ie, approximately 10-20 years) synonymous could do, such as this one:
The values (in this Assessment: http://www.radiodesign.de/museum/kopf.htm) listen to yes for me as a layman is not bad at all ... but I have no idea how far it microphones at a kind of "wear" are also ... I wonder if the newer Mikros technically really are so much improved that we in no way an older model should buy.
To understand: I'm talking here not Opa-models from the 60s or of what, only 3-5 years old ...
the membranes of aging synonymous, which is rarely anywhere to read.
Antwort von derpianoman:
"camworks" wrote:
the membranes of aging synonymous, which is rarely anywhere to read.
... should be rigid and then treble and bass better worse record .. ? From here it is again: Testing! (if possible)
Antwort von Pianist:
"camworks" wrote:
the membranes of aging synonymous, which is rarely anywhere to read.
No wonder it is not to read, but to hear ... :-)
It may happen that on the membrane of a large diaphragm mic like the Neumann U87 through years of exposure to cigarette smoke and spit a coating formed by the service technician needs to be scraped off, because the Microphone leads a life of its own and suddenly bollernde sounds are produced, although everything is quiet.
However, such purges not necessarily lead to a success, so why not a new capsule is due. So I would generally not old large diaphragm microphones to buy. In the case of small-diaphragm mics, the risk is not quite so large.
Matthias
Antwort von Helene:
Quite so bad it can not, my demm Radio Shack Shure clone works since the 70s without any problems
Antwort von Pianist:
"Anonymous" wrote:
Quite so bad it can not, my demm Radio Shack Shure clone works since the 70s without any problems
That is not synonymous inevitability. Then your Microphone is always treated well, not smoking and not besabbert.
Matthias
Antwort von Markus:
"Pianist" wrote:
... and not besabbert.
Drum Microphones are available for Sabberlätzchen yes ... uh, I mean of course Popkiller.
Antwort von camworks:
synonymous membranes of the old way, dynamic microphones.
