Hi Richard,
There is no easy correspondence in settings and that's why I
recommended using the red limit light scheme for getting the gains set
for comparison purposes. The B6 is not as quiet as some other popular
small mics since it has an even tinier diaphragm but that only
explains its noise floor, not the differences in noise floors between
transmitters. Another variable is the noise reduction setting of your
receivers. The 411's have three settings and the 200 series is fixed
at a "full" setting. If you are using one receiver for all the
comparisons, that blows that variable out of the water though. If you
are using different receivers, then use the "full" setting on all if
the 200 is in the comparison.
The guy that knows the 400's better than anyone else here, is David
Thomas (DT) and you are of course welcome to call him.
Best Regards,
Larry Fisher
Lectrosonics
On 14 Aug 2005 15:36:29 -0700, "Richard Lightstone,C.A.S."
<autone.RemoveThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>Thanks for the Sunday reply. First these are all brand new B-6's and
>they are wired to work with both the SM and other lectrosonic
>transmitters. Secondly the audio level on the SM is set to "34" in a
>range of "20 to 40". By the way how does the audio level numbering on
>the SM relate to the 200 or 400 transmitters?
>
>Regards,
>Richard >> Stay informed about: Lectro SM - Hiss in microphone audio 
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