a.wayne
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Digital EQ and processing a must have by digifants
My Recent Digital vs Analog Experience
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Digital EQ and processing a must have by digifants
a.wayne
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None of which are audible except in the imagination of the most susceptible, unlike surface noise, clicks/pops, wow and flutter, rumble, poor crosstalk, groove echo, etc, etc.
Wait , what ..!
groove echo ? have to tap out on that one :roflmao:
AJ Soundfield
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Mr Wayne,
Lets hear about your first hand experience with L7immersion. Its rather new.
No fibbing now
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a.wayne
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I want to hear groove echo set that up too, what kind of ceramic cartridge do i need ... lol
AJ Soundfield
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To deaf old philes who think archaic sound is fine, or...??
AJ Soundfield
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Not into inferior archaic old timer tech, you'll have to ask elsewhere
a.wayne
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Mr Wayne,
Lets hear about your first hand experience with L7immersion. Its rather new.
No fibbing now
Nothing on L7, just another new over processing acronym ....
AJ Soundfield
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Download this paper as an AES member http://www.aes.org/e-lib/browse.cfm?elib=2123
a.wayne
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Groove echo is rare to non existent on LP pressing, positive you have never heard it on an LP , worse you never seem to read what you link to your post .. LOL
Come again ....!
AJ Soundfield
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Dr Greisingers brilliant L7 has been around a whie. I said L7 immersion. So that's a no.
So what archaic 19th century tech vinyl setup frightens audiophiles like this? http://www.onhifi.com/features/20010615.htm
Yours? Someone else? Link please.
AJ Soundfield
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It doesn't exist in live classical music. That's why digital exists. To overcome the inferiority of archaic stereo vinyl...that the fringe still prefer.
a.wayne
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Is this your page ,
“[FONT="]characteristics of the echo signal are described as a [/FONT][FONT="]functioin[/FONT][FONT="] of modulation level,
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I have actually heard "Groove Echo" (as defined in the article) on several of my LPs. I always wondered why it happened and I had no idea that it had a name. Thanks!
a.wayne
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It doesn't exist in live classical music. That's why digital exists. To overcome the inferiority of archaic stereo vinyl...that the fringe still prefer.
Really : http://www.ayre.com/white_papers/Ayre_MP_White_Paper.pdf
If only Charley was still with us ... !
AJ Soundfield
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Is this your page ,
“characteristics of the echo signal are described as a functioin of modulation level,
AES slipping ...
CBS labs thought it was an issue Mr spelling Babylon.
Pretty sure they were in Stamford too
a.wayne
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doubt its groove echo you are hearing most likey tape print thru , or a serious azimuth issue
AJ Soundfield
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You fantasize hearing 22k illegal signals? You're in waaay over you head Mr Wayne.
a.wayne
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CBS labs thought it was an issue Mr spelling Babylon.
Pretty sure they were in Stamford too
I’m sure you are not that daft read the article you linked try and understand mastering process vs LP release