Lavalier microphones for various uses - Social Sound Design most recent 30 from http://socialsounddesign.com2013-05-22T13:00:58Zhttp://socialsounddesign.com/feeds/question/11884http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdfhttp://socialsounddesign.com/questions/11884/lavalier-microphones-for-various-usesLavalier microphones for various usesCédric2011-12-18T05:05:03Z2011-12-19T02:46:56Z
<p>Hello,</p>
<p>I'm looking for a lavalier microphone which can make recordings of rifle, car and other vehicles...
I know the DPA 4060 but I found on the Internet countryman C3, Rode lavalier, AKG, Audio-technica, for less dear.</p>
<p>In this price range, which would you recommend me ?
By thanking you in advance</p>
http://socialsounddesign.com/questions/11884/lavalier-microphones-for-various-uses/11886#11886Answer by Chris for Lavalier microphones for various usesChris2011-12-18T07:00:11Z2011-12-18T07:00:11Z<p>BMC professional sound lavalier mic's would sound great for recording machine noise and harsh noises</p>
http://socialsounddesign.com/questions/11884/lavalier-microphones-for-various-uses/11892#11892Answer by Larry for Lavalier microphones for various usesLarry2011-12-18T10:45:33Z2011-12-18T10:45:33Z<p>I´d go DPA, yes they are expensive, but they are very good and useful for pretty much
any field.</p>
<p>If not , </p>
<p>Voice Technologies (VT 500 or different one)</p>
<p>TRAM Tr 50 (versatile, hiding under cloth not toooo good) </p>
<p>a Sanken Cos 11 is fine (also good for hiding under cloth)</p>
http://socialsounddesign.com/questions/11884/lavalier-microphones-for-various-uses/11901#11901Answer by Matt R. Sherman for Lavalier microphones for various usesMatt R. Sherman2011-12-19T00:15:35Z2011-12-19T00:15:35Z<p>I've done a bunch of motorcycles and cars with cos-11s they work well and can be placed on the driver nicely</p>
http://socialsounddesign.com/questions/11884/lavalier-microphones-for-various-uses/11903#11903Answer by TheFaderJockey for Lavalier microphones for various usesTheFaderJockey2011-12-19T02:46:56Z2011-12-19T02:46:56Z<p>I assume you are referring to the Countryman B3, I don't think they make a C3. I would NOT recommend this mic for recording the sources you mentioned above.</p>
<p>I have a whole stock of B3s that I use for live theatre reinforcement. They are a little heavy on the high-mids, which is a feature for my use, but I think for recording something more true, you'd want something with a flatter response.</p>
<p>Also, while you can get them in several sensitivities, I don't think they could handle the high SPL, transient nature of recording gunfire.</p>