Difference between revisions of "contact microphone (Q9318)"

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-Elisabethean Innyards
+contact microphone
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+contact mike
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-Theatre building in London, United Kingdom
+A small microphone that picks up sound by vibrations rather than sound waves. It must be in direct contact with the sound-producing instrument.
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+Normal rank
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+type of equipment: microphone
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+microphone
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+Normal rank
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+sound, music and amplification
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+Normal rank
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+contact mike (English)
@@ Property / historical term: contact mike (English) / rank @@
+Normal rank
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+historical description: A microphone using a diaphragm and having directionalcharacteristics. (English)
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+Source: Radio and television Sound Effects
@@ Property / historical term: contact mike (English) / qualifier @@
+Publication date: 1952Timestamp +1952-00-00T00:00:00Z
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 13 November 2024

A small microphone that picks up sound by vibrations rather than sound waves. It must be in direct contact with the sound-producing instrument.

contact mike

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	contact microphone	A small microphone that picks up sound by vibrations rather than sound waves. It must be in direct contact with the sound-producing instrument.	contact mike