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Another near-coincident configuration was developed by British
engineer Tony Faulkner. This uses a pair of bi-directional mics,
separated by 20 cm but with the two mics aimed directly forward,
rather than angled outward. This is a good choice when working in
a long, narrow performance space, such as a church.
Of course, you can experiment with your own variations. Just be
careful not to configure or place the array such that and direct
sound will enter the two mics out-of-phase.
Using the AEA SMS it is quite easy to configure in a number of ways, and is laser engraved with 90-degree and 117-degree angle and center-to-
center spacing markings, so it is you can take notes about your experiments and repeat them at any time.
Your stand support can be at the center or the end of the bar and can be attached either directly or by using the supplied angle adapter. Either
American 5/8-27 or European 3/8-16 mic stands and stand adapters can be used.
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