This might be slightly left field for this forum, but I've been trying a Grimm cc2 clock with my professional Burl Audio Mothership analog to digital converters for my recording studio.
I'm liking many things the Grimm clock does in terms of resolution, speed, vividness, and 3D depth. But it is altering the timbre of things I record in a not good way, suppressing bass and midrange, and adding brightness and bite. One colleague said that it sounds "less musical" despite the increase in audio quality.
I used the cheapest 75 ohm BNC cable I could find for the demo. My question for those with experience with external clocks and cables: Can a better clock cable correct the treble-heavy timbre I'm getting, or is this more likely just a clock and converter mismatch? Thanks.
I'm liking many things the Grimm clock does in terms of resolution, speed, vividness, and 3D depth. But it is altering the timbre of things I record in a not good way, suppressing bass and midrange, and adding brightness and bite. One colleague said that it sounds "less musical" despite the increase in audio quality.
I used the cheapest 75 ohm BNC cable I could find for the demo. My question for those with experience with external clocks and cables: Can a better clock cable correct the treble-heavy timbre I'm getting, or is this more likely just a clock and converter mismatch? Thanks.