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In Reply to: Recording R2R unbuffered? posted by pkonin on November 13, 2006 at 11:56:58:
and how long your cables are and what the impedance of your system is. If it's tube and unbuffered then it can be unforgiving. If it's transistor and lower impedance then more forgiving on distance. If on the other had you have a pro tube deck with input and output transformers then you can succeed very well. Tell us what you have. Are you going to tape from vinyl using a phono preamp. etc? It's not that hard to add buffering in the form of a transformer or a cathode follower stage.
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Follow Ups
- Depens largely on how far away your tape recorder is - grhughes 17:05:16 11/13/06 (4)
- Oh boy--I might be in over my head - pkonin 08:03:57 11/14/06 (3)
- The solid state Bugle is probably has a low impedance and buffered output. - grhughes 08:42:23 11/14/06 (2)
- Re: The solid state Bugle is probably has a low impedance and buffered output. - pkonin 09:08:22 11/14/06 (1)
- Most CD players have buffered outputs to drive a meter of cable. nt - grhughes 07:27:25 11/15/06 (0)
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