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On Feb 6, 10:01 am, klu...@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
> Denny Strauser  <dsdennyso...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Denny Strauser wrote:
> ><snipped>
> >> I'd recommend ORTF. With a measurement ruler & protractor, it should be
> >> very easy to set up. ORTF is the best of both worlds, close to binaural
> >> w/headphones & combines to stereo speakers well. An adjustable stereo
> >> bar should work fine for this.
>
> >I forgot to mention that the 17cm applies to the distance between mic
> >diaphragms. The distance is important, but it is also individual. People
> >with fat heads need more than 17cm, & people with small heads need less;
> >  17cm is the average human. Your mileage may vary.
>
> If you change the distance or you change the angle, it's no longer ORTF
> but some other near-coincident method.  That's not a bad thing, mind you,
> and in most rooms you will benefit a little bit from altering the
> configuration a little bit.  It depends more on the room than on the
> listener, but of course everything involved in the recording and
> reproduction chain has something to do with personal tastes.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra.  C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

This first batch is going quick. Please keep the orders coming.

KC Mounts:

NOS 30cm 90 degrees
DIN 20cm 90 degrees
DINa 17cm 90 degrees
ORTF 17cm 110 degrees
Wide 27cm 110 degrees
Vertical address with both 17cm and 20cm at 0 degrees
MidSide at 0 degrees
Omni  with three openings: 20", 17", and 14" at 0 degrees



Pricing includes shipping in the US:
1 bar $75
2 bars $140
3 bars $195
4 or more bars $60/each
Omni Bar $125


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