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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: Jamie on April 07, 2004, 07:54:59 AM
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I do a good bit of festival taping, invariably in the mountains, so wind is usually an issue. I've occasionally seen those big zeppelins that house both mics together and have some questions about them. Has anybody on the board tried using one? Are they more effective than windscreens? Do they affect the sound quality/clarity? I run AKG 461/3 and currently use DPA 0896 windscreens. Thanks.
Jamie
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I do a good bit of festival taping, invariably in the mountains, so wind is usually an issue. I've occasionally seen those big zeppelins that house both mics together and have some questions about them. Has anybody on the board tried using one? Are they more effective than windscreens? Do they affect the sound quality/clarity? I run AKG 461/3 and currently use DPA 0896 windscreens. Thanks.
Jamie
Sorry, don't have any info on zeppelins, but I use the "big-ass" Shure A81WS screens and have used them in pretty darn strong wind conditions with great results. Used 'em last summer at Rockygrass with no issues. FWIW.
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Is this zeplin thing like a blimp? Like... fill it with helium and let the powers of mighty mother nature guide your mics...? Anybody got a pic of this, or am I just confucius?
Matt
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here's one
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Ahhh... I see. That looks like it would work quite well. Thanx!
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make yer own, moke did
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hey moke, lets see em'. i'd love to see what you did.. I was gonna make some here pretty soon for fun.. I was going to incorperate the material for pop screens, and windscreens together to make a badass one. tonight might be a good night for that. peace.
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isn't that for a soundfield?
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rycote makes a blimp for about every mic. Dist'd by Redding audio! :)
http://www.rycote.com/
Bri