dminches Well-Known Member Oct 22, 2011 3,823 3,197 1,460 Today at 8:45 AM #41 Victor, what do you mean by “EQ adjustment?” Do you mean the ability to go from NAB to IEC?
F Foxbat Well-Known Member Jun 11, 2020 476 307 148 74 Today at 8:53 AM #42 No, I mean tweaking the high frequency playback response. Many machines have it, but B77 doesn't. I believe PR99 has it, but not the lower models. I discovered that when checking one of my two B77's - I thought a correction was required so I looked for the usual control... and it was not there. People have been coming up with various solutions, replacing the fixed resistors with trimpots, but it is not a clean solution.
No, I mean tweaking the high frequency playback response. Many machines have it, but B77 doesn't. I believe PR99 has it, but not the lower models. I discovered that when checking one of my two B77's - I thought a correction was required so I looked for the usual control... and it was not there. People have been coming up with various solutions, replacing the fixed resistors with trimpots, but it is not a clean solution.
dminches Well-Known Member Oct 22, 2011 3,823 3,197 1,460 Today at 8:55 AM #43 Gotcha. I have a PR99 MKII and it does have a high frequency adjustment for calibration. My PR99 has an NAB reproduce card. I converted it to IEC by changing 6 resistors. Reactions: Lee
Gotcha. I have a PR99 MKII and it does have a high frequency adjustment for calibration. My PR99 has an NAB reproduce card. I converted it to IEC by changing 6 resistors.
F Foxbat Well-Known Member Jun 11, 2020 476 307 148 74 Today at 9:22 AM #44 Yes, EQ conversion is not too hard, but a switch would be "even more better". Some machines have it, and Chuck Ziska put it into my ancient Crown CX-822... that machine produces an amazing sound. Reactions: dminches
Yes, EQ conversion is not too hard, but a switch would be "even more better". Some machines have it, and Chuck Ziska put it into my ancient Crown CX-822... that machine produces an amazing sound.