Arghhso it is! I should have recognised it as it's from my era.old
age creeping up :-(
On 22 October 2013 18:50, Steve Higgs s...@originaudio.co.uk wrote:
Sorry, not so esoteric, - It's a pre Rycote windshield for a humble single
AKG D25, relatively standard equipment for a 'Film
I was watching the BBC programme on the Flying Scotsman the other nigh when
I spotted something at just over 37'40 in - in a film from between 1963
and 1968, the guy recording an interview with Alan Pegler, the then owner
of the famous loco, was using a dummy head - or at least a head sized
sphere
Dave Malham wrote:
I was watching the BBC programme on the Flying Scotsman the other nigh when
I spotted something at just over 37'40 in - in a film from between 1963
and 1968, the guy recording an interview with Alan Pegler, the then owner
of the famous loco, was using a dummy head - or at
Possibly Peter Handford, he of Argo Transacord fame.
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On 22 Oct 2013, at 12:45, Dave Malham dave.mal...@york.ac.uk wrote:
I was watching the BBC programme on the Flying Scotsman the other nigh when
I spotted something at just over 37'40 in - in a film from between 1963
and
Sorry, not so esoteric, - It's a pre Rycote windshield for a humble single
AKG D25, relatively standard equipment for a 'Film Recordist' of that
period.
Steve Higgs
I was watching the BBC programme on the Flying Scotsman the other nigh
when
I spotted something at just over 37'40 in - in a
