Hello all. 

First, thank you to Ray and Tim for responding to my
enqueries re: rechargeable batteries for the MD-15.

You may recall, that approximately 3 weeks ago, when I
purchased the MD-15 (my first MD unit), I was
disappointed with my intial attempts at recording. 
With the encouragement of many of you, I persevered. 
I  have since made three digital recordings from CDs,
and am generally pleased with the results.  

In general, the only differences I hear between the
original CDs and the digitally recorded MDs is a lack
of what we used to call some 30 years ago - presence. 
I still believe it to be a reduction of the overtones
that cause this.  The actual notes are reproduced
acurately, and the timbre seems accurate.  Hard to
define exactly what I mean by presence - but there is
a certain resonance that seems to be on the CDs more
than on the MDs.  This is more apparent in classical
recordings than in rock or jazz recordings.

While I don't believe the quality to be 99% as good as
CD, I do like the format and its conveniences well
enough.  In fact, I just bought the Sony CD -> MD deck
- can never remember the model #, MDX-MD3 or something
like that.  Have set it up; but haven't had time to
try it out yet.

Now to my question.  One of the pieces I recorded
(digitally) on my MD-15 was a work for bassoon and
piano by Jules Massenet.  Towards the end of this
brief work - at about 1:27 into it, there is a chord
played on the lower part of the piano.  I have
listened a couple of times to this chord, and I have
to say that it sounds more like noise (almost like the
sound of someone blowing slowly into a microphone)
than a piano chord.

Has anyone ever experienced problems recording chords
on the bass portion of a piano? 

Thanks for your help.  Also, thanks for the digest,
it's been helpful.

James

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