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From: Lorenzo Picinali <LPicinali@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:38:39 +0100
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Dear Tony,
personally I've never used the Eigenmike, but I heard many times talking about MH Acoustics.
I've never heard that it was used as a standard tool for 3D audio recordings: I've been using most of all B-Format mikes (Soundfield), and a couple of times an Holophonic mike... For high order ambisonic recordings, I've always been using custom made multicapsule microphones, and I'm not really aware of a commercial alternatives!
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Lorenzo Picinali

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