I personally wouldn't bother using timers with my MD portable. Instead,
I prefer to record audio programs using my Hi-Fi VCR...a breeze for
multi-event recording. The sound quality is quite good, and the VCR
compression is a benefit, helping to prevent midrange loss during CD
dubbs. Besides,
Thankyou Francisco for setting the record straight, and offering a link
that supports my layman's explanation. THX certified electronics offer
" processing" in the way of EQ, and rear correlation as well. "
Processing" is being misunderstood as " steering" or " decoding" only!
EQ and delay
Please clarifyDon C. suggested that THX certified equipment has
nothing to do with processing, but the certification is a set of
guidelines required to achieve an " optimal" theatre sound. Then what
exactly makes an audio receiver THX certified? And why suggest to the
McIntosh amp owner to
Why would a stereo sound better with the fireplace lit? I suspect this
has nothing to do with the crackling sound of a fire. ( just fry your
speakers and you'll get all the crackle you want)
:-) But it has everything to do with the room temperature. This sound
improvement is very plausable, as
Originally, Pro-logic was exclusive to movie theaters. The dialogue was
played through center channel speakers located behind the screen, and
the sound permiated through the screen. The center tones were EQd for
this purpose. At home there is no screen, and the center channel is too
" bright".
concert. I'd say
$300 at the very most I'd be willing to budget. I suppose I'll need the
battery box and use the line input? Any suggestions? Thanks again.
Mark Dottle
http://community.webtv.net/markaren/USVIEWSExchangeFolio
Thankyou for your recommendations so far. I have a few more questions
regarding direct purchases from Japan. I'm assuming the instructions are
in Japanese, and since the " know one know them all" application will
not apply to me ( I've never had experience with a MD player) will these
I'm new to the list. I'm a photographer who wishes to purchase a MD
portable recorder. I plan to record live audio to accompany my photos.
My approach would likely involve a binaural mic setup, perhaps clipped
to the visor of my ballcap etc. I need help selecting a unit to serve my
purposes. I
