The next challenge for me is trying to play internet music on my stereo, because my computer is in another room. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSvqVL3m6yk
has anyone ever herd of a snap and hiss machine? it was a filter system that you could ad to your system that would take out the pops and snaps. i tried to find one recently and no one knows what i am talking about.
Dolby® made a good Compander back in the day. We called other brands noise reduction systems or noise filters. The shops that deal with vinyl or tape should be able to help, or maybe an audio shop that still deals with analog sound equipment.(turntables, tape machines, tube amps and the like)
I still have about 50 albums on 7" reel to reel and the computer program to convert them to CD but it takes so much time to edit them it is not worth it to me.
Experts? Experts of WHAT? I’m thinking with the wear and tear that makes them imperfect, it’s more realistic like you’re at a concert vs the CDs that sound so perfect and sterilized like a recording studio… is that what he’s talking about? :-s
rockngolfer over 12 years ago
The next challenge for me is trying to play internet music on my stereo, because my computer is in another room. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSvqVL3m6yk
zippo26050 over 12 years ago
i put all my vinyl on reel to reel 16 inch teac system
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago
has anyone ever herd of a snap and hiss machine? it was a filter system that you could ad to your system that would take out the pops and snaps. i tried to find one recently and no one knows what i am talking about.
JusSayin over 12 years ago
Dolby® made a good Compander back in the day. We called other brands noise reduction systems or noise filters. The shops that deal with vinyl or tape should be able to help, or maybe an audio shop that still deals with analog sound equipment.(turntables, tape machines, tube amps and the like)
rockngolfer over 12 years ago
I still have about 50 albums on 7" reel to reel and the computer program to convert them to CD but it takes so much time to edit them it is not worth it to me.
burleigh2 over 12 years ago
Experts? Experts of WHAT? I’m thinking with the wear and tear that makes them imperfect, it’s more realistic like you’re at a concert vs the CDs that sound so perfect and sterilized like a recording studio… is that what he’s talking about? :-s