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| Generic Record Cleaning Solutions Paul_frumkin...How about gin? What say we organize a "shoot out". | |
| Advantages of multiplying drivers? Multiple drivers increase the cone area, so that each driver needs to work less hard. This is a step in the direction of a planar speaker. If you want to get the dispersion characteristics identified by Kal you really need a "line array" consistin... | |
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| The Best Amp for the Price of Dirt I checked the website for a description. Just Google "Behringer".My personal experience with the DEQ2496 (I have three of them) is great...no problems. I have heard of other people who got very good support from Behringer. I suspect that the bad-m... | |
| do blind tests have any practical significance Pawlowski6132...Reviews tell us the features of the product, like balanced/unbalanced inputs, and some basic parameters, like power rating. This is mostly why I read reviews. On a very few occasions glowing descriptions of audio quality from sever... | |
| The Best Amp for the Price of Dirt Based on my experience with Behinger DEQ2496, I can believe you. Like the Sonic Impact T amp, maybe someone will stuff it into a fancy box, and sell it for two grand! | |
| do blind tests have any practical significance In medicine and in science in general the ONLY kind of test considered reliable is a double-blind test. Should listening tests of audio equipment be different? Perhaps it should because the "data" is completely subjective. But this means that the ... | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Shadorne....The number of D/A states is fixed for a device of a given number of bits. The voltage step from one state to the next (quantization) depends on how the D/A is designed. That said, the numbers you quote are about right for D/As used in ... | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Zaikesman...Correct. This is a multichannel system, and digital outputs are not available. | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Shadorne...How many bits you need depends on the size of the bits. Lets suppose that the analog signal dynamic range going in to the A/D is 0 to 1.5 volts. If I make each bit 0.5 volts I can cover the range (represent a 1.5 volt sine wave) with ju... | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Zaikesman...."subjective audition testing done in this area?" That is exactly what I did with my Behringer DEQ2496. I noticed that the input signal level, displayed by a string of LEDs, never got even half way up, meaning that only the lower bits ... | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Three audiophiles agree on something!!! The planets must be aligned. | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Zaikesman...There is no rule to the effect that the least significant bit (LSB) be equal to the analog noise level. Usually the LSB is smaller, so that several of the lowest bits toggle on and off due to noise. One might define the noise floor as ... | |
| Can you imagine a world without vinyl? Rauliruegas...I don't know why you CAN'T have more than 24 bits in a word...the missile guidance computer I used to work with used 32 bit words and much of the data and calculations were "double precision" 64 bit words. But as you say, HOW you use... |