I know that. That’s why I’ve written “On some rare occasions, like the one you both referring to, sound in his room is recorded by someone professional by a video camera.”
Please read the second paragraph of my prior post.
I know that. That’s why I’ve written “On some rare occasions, like the one you both referring to, sound in his room is recorded by someone professional by a video camera.”
Please read the second paragraph of my prior post.
Ok. The discussion started here of the video being referred to. We are referring to av specific instance where he said his non phono video is representative and forum members argued it wasn’t
Ok. The discussion started here of the video being referred to. We are referring to av specific instance where he said his non phono video is representative and forum members argued it wasn’t
I know it very well, both the discussion and the video. I also know his recordings he shared over analogplanet page over the years. As I said before;
1. He is recording from direct output of phono to Lynx Hilo 96kHz/24bit
2. On some occasions, as well as the one you and @Mike Lavigne are addressing, the video that people are debating, the video that you linked in your prior post, sound of the room is recorded.
Which means the sound of his system through his speakers not direct output from phono.
I thought I clearly stated it in the first post that he usually record direct output of phono but not on this one you’re debating. This is an in room recording. And I posted it to point out he is recording other videos using Lynx Hilo in case you’re wondering. But apparently I couldn’t explain it well. It’s probably due to English being a foreign language to me.