(CZM) Compression Zone Microphone HQ Audio Recording

The Compression Zone Microphone (CZM) is a truly unique engineering achievement. The unique design of its patented sound wave guide makes it the world's only radially directional acoustical microphone. It outperforms the specificity of directional microphones and the reach of parabolic and boundary microphones.

Whether you are an audio/visual technician, wildlife researcher, sound engineer, or amateur recordist —the CZM Microphone technology will impress you by its reach, sensitivity and excellent tonal quality. In many respects it "hears" like a human ear—from all directions and from great distances—making it an excellent choice for outdoor monitoring and recording applications. Biologists and ornithologists across Canada are saying that the CZM microphone capabilities are "just like being there".

Bioacoustics & Wildlife Recording
■Breeding bird surveys & counts
■Migratory pattern monitoring & analysis
■Environmental Impact Studies
■Wildlife Watching & Birding
■Film & Video Production

Security Monitoring & Recording
■Audio surveillance & recording
■High Security Installations
■Perimeter Protection
■Warehouses / Public Storage
■Parking Lots / Underground Garages

Law Enforcement Applications
■Surveillance & Stakeouts
■Custodial / Investigative Interviews
■Victim & Witness Interviews
■Prison Visitor Centre Monitoring
■Courtrooms

Conference, Boardroom & Classroom
■Boardrooms
■Conference Rooms
■Classrooms
■Human Resources Interviews


Questions/Concerns please contact,
riverforkresearch@live.ca

www.riverforks.com

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[VideoGearHead]

Really? A video on an audio product which has no audio? hmmm. Just sayin'

[RiverForksResearch]

@VideoGearHead

Thanks for the comment, I will have audio recordings up shortly, hope to hear from you again.

[obscurename2727]

Come on RFR, 7 months on and there's still no sound on your ONE video?

[Insanefox05]

i agree.... wasted my time...its a video trying to sell an audio product with no sound... how is this going to work...

[VideoGearHead]

@RiverForksResearch So, here's a comment from a guy shopping around for microphones: It just struck me as a little odd to not have sound. I'd liked to have at least heard a voice over talking about the microphone. For me, that's a time-saver. When I go on YouTube, I'm looking at to be entertained or informed. Invariably, when I come across a video with pictures and text, I just hit the stop button and move on. If I want to read, I'll hit the manufacturers web site.

Peace