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I get your point, but I thought we had plenty of dynamic range available these days. Judging from the text, they seem to use it rather like an equaliser anyway.
by Bromskloss 10y ago
I get your point, but I thought we had plenty of dynamic range available these days. Judging from the text, they seem to use it rather like an equaliser anyway.
- riprowan 10y agoRegardless of your dynamic range, in order to have maximum S/N you have to run as hot as feasible. So there's no point capturing and amplifying any signal you already know you don't want.
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- ArkyBeagle 10y agoFixing things closer to the source is usually best.
- radiowave 10y agoBoth the mics in the article have output transformers. It's really easy to saturate a transformer with excess low-frequency sound, so that's part of the reason to have a high-pass filter earlier in the signal path.