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(Richard Kuschel) wrote:

Richard Kuschel wrote:

Jecklin disc works welll over speakers and this is perhaps its biggest
advantage over binaural.

This is true, but it's true of every other stereo miking configuration
too.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

What I like about Jecklin over other stereo techniques is that I don't get the
room reversal obtained with most other techniques.

I have to use other techniques in some rooms because the room does not have a
decent sound, but other stereo omni miking techniques would not work well
either.
Richard H. Kuschel
"I canna change the law of physics."-----Scotty

What Richard said! Especially with regard to room reversal. I've used
Blumlein till I'm blue in the face, MidSide till my midi chain has blown
up and I keep coming back to two stereo microphone techniques - ORTF/NOS
and my home made Jecklin disc which my clients know as my powder puff
microphone!

ORTF/NOS where the room is not so good and Jecklin where I have a good room.

Mike