Just got my Etymotics. (4S)
I am listening through them to a CD play on my computer as i write
this. The isolation from outside noise is amazing. The computer
internal CD player headphone output will drive them louder than i can
stand to listen. (solo Alto recorder CD)
The other strange sensa
Dirty Dingus Magee wrote:
> I know MD Data technology is incompatible with audio MD units but
> I believe that if Sony wants to, they could develop a professional type
> unit that could compete with existing but antiquated technology thereby
> placing themselves in a favorable market position and
Dan Frakes wrote:
> I read an interview with him once.[...] Since then, they have made sure that any
> changes/improvements didn't take away from the SR-60s ability to be used
> with any portable. So you may be right -- I don't know if J.G. was
> consciously thinking only about portables. But th
Dan Frakes wrote:
>
> Edward Gosfield III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I have a pair of Sennheiser 580s which play quite loudly on the 702, and
> Ironically, your Sennheisers can sound much better :-) [...] I've listened to a set
>of 580s on a 702, and
>
>does anyone have any comments on how
> a
> >stock Sharp headphone (came with my MT821) stacks up? I haven't had any
> >opportunity to compare.
I have a pair of the Sharp phones that came with my 702. I dunno if
they are the same ones -- they are the walkman type with ear pads and
plastic su
"J. Coon" wrote:
>
> Edward Gosfield III wrote:
>>[[...]i am recording acoustic music in a quiet room, not
> > rock concerts through a PA. ;-)
>
>I use it for recording acoustic music[...]
>I have several more expensive mikes [...]including a Sony MS
is
Hi
I am trying to use my AKG C451 with my Sharp 702. The 702 has a stereo
mike input via mini-plug. The AKG cord is currently terminated as a
balanced stereo phono plug, pin-1 to tip, pin-2 to ring, ground shield
to sleeve. This worked fine on my Tandberg R-R which has balanced mike
inputs.
Thanks for the advice. I'll try connecting one side of the mike to the
shield. That was the next thing on my list to try.
I will make one of your mikes eventually. But gimme a break -- i don't
expect the Panasonic minis to compare to a 451, no matter what a great
value they are, and i am rec
level source if you want
to achieve maximum SN ratio at the output side (as long as you don't
overdrive the next input stage).
ted gosfield
Mark Derricutt wrote:
>
> On Sun, 1 Aug 1999, Edward Gosfield III wrote:
>
> > the 702 has 'just' a headphone out too. Mine
Mark Derricutt wrote:
> One thing that intrigued me on my Sharp 722, was that theres no lineout,
> just the headphone out.
the 702 has 'just' a headphone out too. Mine works just fine as a line
out, and can also provide digital optical output (per instruction manual
-- optional optical output
Hi
I'm new to the list, have cruised the archives, FAQ, links, etc. and
have a question about the Sharp 702 i am waiting for.
The instruction manual (on line) specifies that microphones used with
this machine should be direct power types.
I have some standard mikes (AKG D200, C451, Sennheiser
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