New Equipment

April 14th, 2006

New Equipment There should be a lot less background noise in the next remote interview, thanks to the new noise cancelling microphone which will be arriving sometime today.

The VN-960PC does very well in a nice quiet room, but I realized after the last conversation that no matter how hard you try to find a “quiet” place, it just isn’t going to stay that way for the entire process.

When I ordered the noise cancelling microphone, I decided to go ahead and order the “telephone” microphone as well. I want to make sure I have all options available, so I will be testing it to see if it records clear enough for use in the interviews.

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