I cannot see the point of releasing the likes of any Beatles recording
in 24 bit. At least 8 of those bits are wasted on a 1970's recording as
noise from the original tapes along with inherant non linear element of
tapes.
As for the volume issue, alot of it is down to the A weighting curves of
Archimago wrote:
That's pure BS Waldo and you know it! Hex coding sounded prickly as
hell with all those 16 sides...
BINARY is where it's at! Makes PCM sound DSD! Music of the gods, my
friend...
:-)
OK. I will try using a laser to zap those cells in the ROM one by one
:)
Sadly I work
Mnyb wrote:
You must also hand type the source code into the compiler .
Nah. Waste of time. I found it sounded even better by typing the hex
straight into a hex editor and saving that as a kernal. The sound was
much more warmer with added colour in the bass.
probedb wrote:
Very useful and links are given so you can try everything yourself at
home :)
http://xiph.org/video/vid2.shtml
Probably one of the best concise explanations I have seen.
Don't you just love that 1980's superb HP kit.
jmschnur;684709 Wrote:
A coiled cord will act as an inductor.
At 50/60Hz the effect will be non existent. It's schoolboy maths.
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That's what's so good about standards. There are so many variations of
them;)
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the bass
through. You are looking in the wrong place.
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frequencies and has
to be compensated for by an analogue filter. Michael Faraday worked
this out.
They may sound different, but none will be accurate. Digital audio has
no such limitations.
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to be a really bad designer to do
this. In some ways at the same time brilliant.
Naim have been making top quality amps for years, so I doubt this very
much.
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output all all frequencies we can hear are
simply none existent. Unless you are a bat!!
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as it's more appealing to the ear than
quantisation distortion which is higher as the number of overall bits is
decreased.
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as the left hand bit represents the
sign bit and +128 to -128 would require 9 bits (the extra to represent
the -sign on an 8 bit word). You are on the right tracks though in your
understanding.
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of a bell, but is a measure of power which is
proportional to voltage squared that comes out as 10 * it's square ie
10*2=20. (school stuff:)
20 log 2(twice the amplitude) = +6db
20 log 1/2 (half the amplitude) = -6dB.
So the OP using 6db plus or minus is a good analogy.
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proffesion of measuring brain and heart impulses that are way down in
the microvolt ranges.
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as the output
circuits should be drawing a very low current. Very important in the
design of power amplifiers though.
Google Thevenin if you need clarification.
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