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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: SunWizard on June 17, 2006, 06:42:09 PM
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The Edirol R-09 is well designed. Very easy to use and sounds great. Here are my tests done by recording the same 40 second wav file Grateful Dead 5-8-77 Scarlet Begonias SBD.wav played on my home stereo. All are 24/48 normalized to 0db. Warning: large 10MB files.
AT853 mics (Sound pro CMC-4)
with SPSB-6 batt box mic in, low gain+25 : www.xyzworks.com/R09_853_bb_mic_low.flac (http://www.xyzworks.com/R09_853_bb_mic_low.flac)
Sounds best.
AT853 with SPSB-6 batt box line in+30: www.xyzworks.com/R09_853_bb_line.flac (http://www.xyzworks.com/R09_853_bb_line.flac)
Sounds almost identical, shows that the mic pre is good, unlike the JB3 where line in is better than mic in. One drawback, had to max the gain.
AT853 direct in (plug power), hi gain+15: www.xyzworks.com/R09_853_direct_hi.flac (http://www.xyzworks.com/R09_853_direct_hi.flac)
sounds almost as good, a little higher noise floor.
built in mics with lo cut on: www.xyzworks.com/R09_internal_locut.flac (http://www.xyzworks.com/R09_internal_locut.flac)
Not bad for built-in mics, was too boomy without the lo cut, higher noise floor.
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+T for making your recordings available.
Please share a live recording some time
in the future. Thanks!
Flintstone
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THANXX!
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Thanks for your comparison tests!
/ R.