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Re: dmic-24/48 (photo added)
« Reply #15 on: September 18, 2013, 12:12:15 AM »
My understanding in conversation with Sonic Sense is that these were aimed at the movie/ video market for audion where the fine tuning isn't quite as critical.

Or where capturing dynamic range is important. If the specs show that the unit can't fully handle 16bit data, why should we use it to record at 24bit? And why was the old one pitched as a 20 bit unit.

A sony m10 has better AD converter specs. And it has a volume knob so you can set levels without a screwdriver.
Recording:
Capsules: Schoeps mk41v (x2), mk22 (x2), mk3 (x2), mk21 & mk8
Cables: 2x nbob KCY, 1 pair nbob actives, GAKables 10' & 20' 6-channel snakes, Darktrain 2 & 4 channel KCY and mini xlr extensions:
Preamps:    Schoeps VMS 02iub, Naiant IPA, Sound Devices Mixpre6 I
Recorders: Sound Devices Mixpre6 I, Sony PCM m10

Home Playback: Mac Mini> Mytek Brooklyn+> McIntosh MC162> Eminent Tech LFT-16; Musical Fidelity xCan v2> Hifiman HE-4XX / Beyerdynamic DT880

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