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I ran across some threads in some other forums and it seems using the sd mm-1 with handheld recorders is not uncommon. Some folks report good results. Too bad the unit doesn't have an easy way to mount it to a recorder Thanks for the replys

I agree, but my aged ears are no longer good or "trained" enough to pick up subtle differences that others might hear.

I had been using a sound devices mm-1 > line input on a Sony pcm m10 to use lavs double system sound with my dslrs. Now that I am using the Sony a7 series, the built in pre amps seem to be "good enough" so I can plug a wireless unit directly into the camera and get audio "good enough" for...

No I'm not. I'm assuming mono input because there is only one by display when I set the audio levels. I think the internal mic is stereo for sure though

Actually they say the preamps on the Sony a7 series are pretty good for that kind of device. But I take it since the mic has a stereo plug, it would be wasted on a device that only has a mono input

Don't have one yet, but am wondering if I can get some use out of something like the Audio-TechnicaAT2022 X/Y Stereo. Not sure how that connects, does it run through a standard xlr connector?

Sorry for my ignorance but I see these stereo mics and wonder if they would serve any purpose inputting into something like the Sony a7 camera series or the Sony PCM 10 recorder: I am especially interested in what use I might be able to make of those hand held mics with the x-y (?)...

Tvnewsbadge here, shoot broadcast news for a living and looking to improve my skills with field audio recording and double system sound.