I have. I followed some instructions I found online, which uses felt,
foam, and then a final layer of faux fur. I was able to make everything
from materials I had on hand except the faux, which I had to order.
Quick tests with just the original foam-felt-extended foam still allow
wind noise. Will the faux around all of this curtail the wind once and
for all? Why would it work better than the foam? Thanks.
I'm in the process of doing a DIY windscreen for an old Zoom H2 recorder
I have. I followed some instructions I found online, which uses felt,
foam, and then a final layer of faux fur. I was able to make everything from materials I had on hand except the faux, which I had to order.
Quick tests with just the original foam-felt-extended foam still allow
wind noise. Will the faux around all of this curtail the wind once and
for all? Why would it work better than the foam? Thanks.
In article <snuaqu$udk$1@dont-email.me>, Albert A <albertano@aol.com> wrote:
I'm in the process of doing a DIY windscreen for an old Zoom H2 recorder
I have. I followed some instructions I found online, which uses felt,
foam, and then a final layer of faux fur. I was able to make everything >>from materials I had on hand except the faux, which I had to order.
Quick tests with just the original foam-felt-extended foam still allow
wind noise. Will the faux around all of this curtail the wind once and
for all? Why would it work better than the foam? Thanks.
People think that it works better than foam because it slows airflow. It's still turbulent flow, but it's slower. Juerg Wuetke at Schoeps did some research in the nineties and you might find a paper from Rycote on the physics in the AES database.
I'm in the process of doing a DIY windscreen for an old Zoom H2 recorder
I have. I followed some instructions I found online, which uses felt,
foam, and then a final layer of faux fur. I was able to make everything
from materials I had on hand except the faux, which I had to order.
Quick tests with just the original foam-felt-extended foam still allow
wind noise. Will the faux around all of this curtail the wind once and
for all? Why would it work better than the foam? Thanks.
I'm in the process of doing a DIY windscreen for an old Zoom H2 recorder
I have. I followed some instructions I found online, which uses felt, foam, and then a final layer of faux fur. I was able to make everything from materials I had on hand except the faux, which I had to order.
Quick tests with just the original foam-felt-extended foam still allow
wind noise. Will the faux around all of this curtail the wind once and
for all? Why would it work better than the foam? Thanks.
... I did a
twelve hour audio capture overnight with the dual foam cover in place as
the faux won't arrive for a few days.
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