Test a known (good quality, full range) loudspeaker in the chamber as-is. Make chart.
Substitute their mic for yours, run same-test, same-loudspeaker, same-everything.
Subtract the two charts - and you have a readout of your mic compared to theirs. If they have a good linear reference mic (they should), you have now a readout of yours.
If possible, make charts of all three pickup patterns - and if you want to overdo it, a polar chart of freq.resp. vs. incoming sound angle....
Jakob E.
Substitute their mic for yours, run same-test, same-loudspeaker, same-everything.
Subtract the two charts - and you have a readout of your mic compared to theirs. If they have a good linear reference mic (they should), you have now a readout of yours.
If possible, make charts of all three pickup patterns - and if you want to overdo it, a polar chart of freq.resp. vs. incoming sound angle....
Jakob E.