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Hi, Can anyone explain in simple plain English what the difference is between a diaphragm, condenser, cardiod, or a super- hyper-cardiod microphone? I'm not an electrician--and until this year my understanding of a microphone went about like this: "you talk into it, and the loud sound comes out the other end." I can definitely hear a clarity difference in recordings and in experimenting with different mics. But some layman's terms here would really help me know what I'm hearing. Thanks! Linda ------------------ Linda Adams Read about my novels: http://www.alyssastory.com Bits & pieces of music: www.soundclick.com/lindaadams
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