Along these lines, I use a similar device made by KAB, which is about $ 1,200.
The chain also includes a Klark Teknik graphic equalizer.
Steve Smolian
----- Original Message ----- From: "Parker Dinkins" <parker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 1:01 AM
Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Non-RIAA preamp (was: WHY save as WAV's when Mp3's can do???)
Every project is different, and there are appropriate tools for each situation. It's very subjective. However, there's nothing special about needing to de-click a phonograph record.
If you saw somewhere that a phono preamp sounds a lot better, then I have a great solution for you: http://masterdigital.com/elberg/
The choice of tools depends on your particular situation.
--- Parker Dinkins MasterDigital Corporation CD Mastering + Audio Restoration http://masterdigital.com
on 8/26/06 8:36 PM US/Central, Lou Judson at loujudson@xxxxxxx wrote:
But this does not answer how well the curve translates. Last time I saw it discussed, the conclusion was it sounds a lot better in the pre, not the computer... ignoring the special case of declicking, of course.
Lou Judson ? Intuitive Audio 415-883-2689
On Aug 26, 2006, at 6:06 PM, Parker Dinkins wrote:
Does anyone have experience transferring LPs flat and then applying EQ in the computer?
Yes. Some people believe that computer based de-clickers operate best this way, i.e. with no high end roll-off until after the de-clicking process.
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