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In Reply to: It’s not rumble, but what is it? posted by dean man jim on July 12, 2006 at 06:32:23:
Well recorded live works do have quite a bit of room resonance or eigenton information. It takes a playback system with low noise, low distortion, and wide bandwidth to capture it clearly enough to hear and feel it to the point that it adds to the illusion of a truly "live" musical experience.I have some recordings, especially those recorded in large enclosed venues such as cathedrals, you can literally hear and feel it when the stylus hits the first recorded groove!
I would say that this is proof positive that the Russco is indeed a nice step up from the Thorens.
cheers,
Close to the Edge, down by the river....
-Ray
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Follow Ups
- If these are live recordings you are talking about, then I agree... - Ray-o-Stat 07:23:31 07/12/06 (10)
- proof positive indeed - dean man jim 09:33:22 07/12/06 (0)
- Re: If these are live recordings you are talking about, then I agree... - HenryH 08:23:41 07/12/06 (0)
- You said it well! - anumber1 07:54:30 07/12/06 (7)
- Amen to that! - tubesforever 09:10:10 07/12/06 (2)
- "Automatic" comression circuits usually "pump" that way. It is damned annoying! /nt\ - Ray-o-Stat 09:38:11 07/12/06 (1)
- Typo. It's compression, of course :-) /nt\ - Ray-o-Stat 09:45:12 07/12/06 (0)
- You're right. - dean man jim 09:05:48 07/12/06 (2)
- Re: You're right. - Fred J 10:49:27 07/12/06 (1)
- Thanks Fred - dean man jim 11:11:45 07/12/06 (0)
- Thanks, and.... - Ray-o-Stat 08:51:32 07/12/06 (0)
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