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In Reply to: RE: The challenge rules created the results.... posted by John Elison on June 27, 2007 at 22:27:54:
"On the other hand, if we made a vinyl record of your viola recording and copied the vinyl record with a Masterlink at 16/44, the two "should" sound identical."
John, I believe there are too many variables to make the "should" statement... I would change "should" to "could".
As you know, just different formulations of dye in a CD-R can change how it sounds.. also the strength of the laser when burning, length and uniformity of pits and lands, vibration on the recorder, cable-matching etc. etc.
also, as to what has been aluded here by others, what were the differences between the turntable versus the CD-R recorder that the pre-amp was seeing that in itself would make each have it's own sound signature?
So many variables... but.. when you get down to it.. it was a great time, and a very memorable day for me... maybe, sometime in the future a new plan can be drawn up and try this again... I would love to get together again with these guys, I was very glad to have met everyone!Rick
Edits: 06/28/07
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Follow Ups
- Many many variables.... - rich121 23:41:24 06/27/07 (4)
- Rich I will be in the Northwest from 7/15 to 7/21 and would love to meet your group. - tubesforever 11:10:00 06/28/07 (0)
- RE: Many many variables.... - mothra 04:06:32 06/28/07 (2)
- I once tested a half dozen different color dyes to see if I could hear improvement.... - tubesforever 11:11:41 06/28/07 (1)
- which ones tasted best? [nt] - OMalley 17:50:58 06/29/07 (0)
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