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6930.28u Outhouse Radio 0156z 8-21-2010
Zoidberg:
--- Quote from: outhouse radio on August 21, 2010, 0244 UTC ---Not bad for the stock microphone laying in front of the speakers !!! surprised me !! but i do need to make a audio cable ;)
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LOL, no kidding? Not bad at all, at least from this perspective. With better reception here I might have more useful feedback but it sounded pretty darned good considering the mic technique. Now that you mention it, the best audio sound I've recorded from the Palstar R30C w/ SP30 speaker was with my favorite old dynamic mic (similar to the Shure SM5x series) an inch or so from the speaker. Main reason I switched to a direct connection was to eliminate room noise. But the audio sounded better with the mic up to the speaker.
outhouse radio:
the stock HM-36 that comes with the radio speakers are JBL amplified computer speakers :)
Fansome:
They say that Radio Bob used to rubber-band earphones to his mic to do his broadcasts, and his stuff always sounded good. He used an Icom 746, but I don't know what microphone he used.
--- Quote from: Lex on August 21, 2010, 0326 UTC ---
--- Quote from: outhouse radio on August 21, 2010, 0244 UTC ---Not bad for the stock microphone laying in front of the speakers !!! surprised me !! but i do need to make a audio cable ;)
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LOL, no kidding? Not bad at all, at least from this perspective. With better reception here I might have more useful feedback but it sounded pretty darned good considering the mic technique. Now that you mention it, the best audio sound I've recorded from the Palstar R30C w/ SP30 speaker was with my favorite old dynamic mic (similar to the Shure SM5x series) an inch or so from the speaker. Main reason I switched to a direct connection was to eliminate room noise. But the audio sounded better with the mic up to the speaker.
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