Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

I use a humbucker by evtech if I remember correctly, much heavier but works well. On Thu, 22 Sep 2016 19:12:47 -0400, Tom wrote: > > Most likely you'll need a ground loop isolation > transformer. Radio Shack made a stereo one for around > fifteen dollars but don't think Radio Shack is in >

Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

Most likely you'll need a ground loop isolation transformer. Radio Shack made a stereo one for around fifteen dollars but don't think Radio Shack is in business any longer. Tom ** Your Message ** >I have a turntable and a preamp which I need to use to get vinyl into a PC and I'm getting

Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

Usually 60HZ hum is introduced by poor earthing, I’d check that first if you haven’t already. > On 23 Sep. 2016, at 8:01 am, Gary Petraccaro wrote: > > The talk about preamps reminds me of a question I've been meaning to ask. I > have a turntable and a preamp which I

Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

The talk about preamps reminds me of a question I've been meaning to ask. I have a turntable and a preamp which I need to use to get vinyl into a PC and I'm getting 60-cycle hum. The preamp was an old Radioshack model. I can use a filter to kill the hum, but 1. is that a reasonable thing to

RE: The state of Olympus recorders these days

Ah so I forgot this the P2 does have blue tooth. So you can play from blue tooth stuff on it. That's why I thought of it for a few seconds. Oh I said, I could use my Bose sound link mini with this. But when it was compaired to the LS7 I gave it up and got the 14. Though my heart really wanted

RE: The state of Olympus recorders these days

Yes I too have a 14. It's pretty good. As for the P 2 well it's little. It's a pocket thing like a DM or the LS 7 was. So it's not gonna have the big fat studio sound. I wanted the 100 and do wana work towards getting 1 some day but for now it's too much for the money I have. But I would have

RE: The state of Olympus recorders these days

Maybe not on a technical aspect, but you could give us your twist on it. What you make of the H6. It sounds cool to me but still too hissy. I wander about Zoom's new F8 $800 recorder. That one's epic. You can hook 8 mikes in it but again I think hard on it cause Zoom always hisses like tape. So

RE: The state of Olympus recorders these days

Yes you should listen to them first. I've heard the Marantz PMD671 which doesn't ixist no more apparently but I liked it kinda. I will note this and this is also a problem with Zoom for me too. It was too hissy. I don't want nor like hiss. It's to reminiscent of Casset tapes. That's why I kinda

Re: The state of Olympus recorders these days

I’ve not been able to see a Marantz recorder as yet so can’t comment but as I said earlier, there are now more portable recorders than you can poke a stick at and I’m most interested - not only in the Marantz - but the offerings from Taskam, hard to imagine a Taskam Porter Studio for $400 now,

Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

Yeah I could look around for one of those but I believe I’ve found what I’m looking for, going to take me a little while to get it but I think one of the Marantz models I saw might do the trick and I’m also going to take a look at the Project model mentioned on list by another member. I’ve had

Re: The state of Olympus recorders these days

Hi! How are the marantz recorders in an accessible point of view? Are they smaller than the zoom h6 which imho is to big. I want a smaller field recorder but maybe this will reduce the quality of the recording. /A > 22 sep. 2016 kl. 05:45 skrev Dane Trethowan : > >

Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

Hi! You don’t seem to be out of money so you could also check the Rega Planar something out. I read a test on it in june and if i could i would afford it. /A > 22 sep. 2016 kl. 02:26 skrev Dane Trethowan : > > Thanks for this, my Aiwa is getting a little old now and I

Re: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

Well I don’t need the preamp box but I take your point in any case, the Rotel amp I’m using has a very nice font amp as part of it. A lot to be said for using Fono amps, there are many and some have adjustments which can change the sound characteristics of your turntable. I like my Aiwa as it

RE: Putting Vinyl Studio Pro Through Its Paces

That is what I like about my Rega - the thing is probably close to 20 years old but still functions as new. Incredibly solidly constructed with no unnecessarily bells and whistles. Andr é -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Byron

Re: The state of Olympus recorders these days

You’re right there, I think the one I just don’t like at all is the DM7, its a beast to get around at times and feels so cheaply made and yet it does have some very practical features if you dig hard enough to find them. > On 22 Sep. 2016, at 1:48 pm, Robin Frost wrote: >