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			<title><![CDATA[Notes on mic tests: what the check is really measuring, and why one reading is not enough]]></title>
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 The question behind the question 
 Nearly everyone who opens a mic test online is asking a yes or no question: is my microphone working? The honest answer, almost every time, is that it is. Microphones fail, but they fail rarely. What fails far more often is the setup around them: the distance,...]]></description>
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