OT -- Gear for field recording industrial sounds

["Emile Tobenfeld (a.k.a Dr. T)" <emile@foryourhead.com>]

HI,

A friend of mine("Brian D. Solomon" <brian@goodread.com>) wants to do 
a project involving field recording of old and very noisy diesel 
locomotives, and is looking for advice on microphones and recording 
gear.

He needs to be able to record very low frequency sounds, and the gear 
needs to be rugged, as he will have to do a lot of hiking to get to 
the locations where he wants to record.

He asked me for  suggestions, but I haven't done any sophisticated 
field recording, so I'm hoping some of you will have ideas. If you 
do, and could be so kind to email Brian directly, he (and I) would 
appreciate it. His address again, is, "Brian D. Solomon" 
<brian@goodread.com>

Thanks.


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