Possibly Peter Handford, he of Argo Transacord fame.
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On 22 Oct 2013, at 12:45, Dave Malham dave.mal...@york.ac.uk wrote:
I was watching the BBC programme on the Flying Scotsman the other nigh when
I spotted something at just over 37'40 in - in a film from between 1963
and
Not arguing with the figures, just stating empirical findings.
Will see if I can find details of the two machines at some point. Ditched one
manufacturer because of poor quality control, so may just have been unlucky.
John
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On 5 Nov 2013, at 22:41, Fons Adriaensen
SurroundZone2 is not too bad, either. Not quite as versatile as Harpex, but a
definite upgrade on version 1, and you can't argue with the price. As to the Mk
2 mic, I did enquire about the cost of upgrading the existing ST450 control
unit, but was quoted just under £2,000.00 exc. VAT, which is
Sadly, I'm sitting in a church on the other side of town making my own surround
recording of works by Nick and Tony Bicât, so will miss it. Impressed with what
I've heard so far, though. If anyone makes a recording, I'd love a copy.
Hope it all goes well and thanks for putting the test
Two people on another list are looking to rent SPS200s in the New York City
area. One of them is looking for 4(!) for the 21st of this month and the other
for one for December 10th. Any info or offers, please let me know and I'll pass
on contact details.
Thanks,
John
Actually, if we’re talking about the track I used in the demo, it should indeed
be Voodoo Chile, as that’s how it’s spelled on the UK release of Electric
Ladyland. Actually, on the album, it’s Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) and it does
need to be that track, as opposed to the longer Voodoo Child.
Mine (pre-ordered for some small amount) arrived a couple of days ago and I’ve
got it hooked up to my MacBook via a suitable USB adapter and an old Apple
keyboard extension cable. At first, I couldn't get a sensible signal out of it,
but then discovered that it needs to be connected via USB3,
It’s going to a good home. Thanks, chaps.
John
> On 27 Mar 2018, at 23:32, John Leonard Main <j...@johnleonard.uk> wrote:
>
> What it says. I found one whilst having a clear-out. It seems to be almost
> new. I can stick it in the post if someone would like it.
>
>
What it says. I found one whilst having a clear-out. It seems to be almost new.
I can stick it in the post if someone would like it.
Off-list replies, please.
Thanks,
John
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Jamie,
Just a note about the HMRC import charges rip-off: someone looks at the
declared insurance value of the microphone and charges VAT on that, plus a
handling charge. You have to spend time on the phone explaining that to the
drones who answer and then ask for the matter to be escalated to
For those of you who aren’t part of the various surround Facebook groups where
I’ve already posted this, and who might have been frustrated by the lack of
information on how to get your Soundfield microphones serviced, thanks to an
introduction via Tony Faulkner, I’ve been able to make contact
Hello chaps,
As all my work has now been cancelled, thanks to Covid-19, I have time on my
hands and a new 3D printer to play with. I’d like to experiment with building a
couple of the SpHEAR microphones, but I can’t seem to work out how to download
the SCAD files so that I convert them to .STL
On 19 Mar 2020, at 21:09, John Leonard Main wrote:
>>
>> Hello chaps,
>>
>> As all my work has now been cancelled, thanks to Covid-19, I have time on my
>> hands and a new 3D printer to play with. I’d like to experiment with
>> building a couple of the Sp
You’ll need a breakout: the 10T uses 8 (low-cost, sadly) XLR/TRS combi sockets.
Regards,
John
> On 19 Oct 2020, at 17:28, Augustine Leudar wrote:
>
> Thanks,
> I notice the Schoeps uses this cable :
>
> https://schoeps.de/en/products/accessories/cables/k-surround-m.html
>
> Does the sound
Even worse for connections, though: 4 XLRs and 4 TA3s - I had a six-way version
made up for my 788 when I had a DPA 5001which was rather nice, but not cheap.
Those multi-pin Lemo connectors are expensive.
But if you’re going for the Schoeps set up, what’s a couple of thousand bucks
or so
Steve,
The SD 788 can indeed link all eight channels, and a lot of other variations as
well, except for one which I sometimes need - two sets of M/S linking. Still,
can’t have everything.
Cheers,
John
> On 19 Oct 2020, at 20:56, Steven Boardman wrote:
>
> Can the 788 gang all preamps?
As with the 788, all eight can be ganged together.
Regards,
John
> On 20 Oct 2020, at 20:20, peterson tooke wrote:
>
> However I am not sure how many channels can be ganged together on their
> MixPre10ii.
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