bluemoodriver40 posts01-22-2021 1:22pmSo, you can make a digital recording of what comes out of the phono stage, and then play that recording through the same system. If the ear can’t tell the difference then it would seem that the digital format can accurately capture and reproduce the sounds produced upstream of the phono out.
Is that true?
If that is true, then the digital capture can be compared to the digital master used to make the vinyl in the first place. Now you can make a filter to put in downstream of your digital source.
Someone must have tried this already? With any success?
It is true.
There are a bunch of functions that would need to be incorporate including mixing channels to increase crosstalk, adding noise that has to also include the compression/decompression from RIA, etc. Lots of people have played with this,
If you want the full analog chain equivalent there are plug-ins that simulate specific tape machines.