Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Make your own Stereo Microphone

I've made use of an old Telinga Disc http://www.telinga.com/, and bought a few components (some parts collected in the tool shed) and created this relatively cheap parabolic Stereo for Phantom 48V

The two Behringer C-2 mics are mounted on a piece of Plexiglas and connected with XLR cables.


The handle itself is collected from an Electric Drill, and a hosepipe 32mm (1 1/4'')with a setscrew (blue)is used for the fixing of the mics.


Take the cables and plugs out of the hole and seal it with foam.


A deadcat or similar like this one from Furrywindscreens is perfect. Go out and make recordings!!
Greenfinch and Bullfinch at 30 meter. Edited in Audacity, +11db and converted from wav to mp3.
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  1. CalandrellaJanuary 5, 2012 at 5:22 PM

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  3. CalandrellaJanuary 5, 2012 at 11:13 PM

    Hi Stein, at today you can put 2+2 omni Primo capsules EM172. They sound very well and you can feed them PIP.
    Bye
    Calandrella

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