Magic wrote:
> It's not entirely the same as setting level sync off - remember that the unit
> will start recording when a signal hits 0dB. I agree it's pointless though
> to me anyway...
I think there's a bit of confusion here regarding the purpose of
level-sync. Level-sync is the name gi
"David W. Tamkin" wrote:
> When Rick Woudenberg said about setting the volume threshold for Level-Sync,
>
> W> Right. Sony has this on their modern ES decks, but not on anything
> W> else, AFAIK.
>
> Martin Lazak responded,
>
> L> My JB920 also has this. You can set the threshold in steps of 2dB
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> "David W. Tamkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > L> My JB920 also has this. You can set the threshold in steps of 2dB between
> > L> -72bB and 0dB (I have no idea why anyone would need a threshold of 0dB).
> >
> > The JE520 has it as well, defaulti
"David W. Tamkin" wrote:
> The JE520 has it as well, defaulting from the factory at -50 dB. As to set-
> ting it to 0 dB, that's equivalent to turning Level-Sync off, isn't it, and
No it isn't. The level sync threshold is the level below which the
music must go for a predetermined time before
When Rick Woudenberg said about setting the volume threshold for Level-Sync,
W> Right. Sony has this on their modern ES decks, but not on anything
W> else, AFAIK.
Martin Lazak responded,
L> My JB920 also has this. You can set the threshold in steps of 2dB between
L> -72bB and 0dB (I have no id
