Reference Recording LP's are available from their website (but note that some are 45 rpm, not 33's)
I have enough RR, Wilson, Sheffield labs and Crystal clear on vinyl for any collection, although the Don Mclean albums on CD more recently are superb, if needing to have the HDCD decoded.
What I meant was that in loading low enough to get a passive 75us rolloff you get a chunk noisier. That's why Bob only went to 8kHz, although it was shown here that a cooled load does work well here.
What I meant was that in loading low enough to get a passive 75us rolloff you get a chunk noisier. That's why Bob only went to 8kHz, although it was shown here that a cooled load does work well here.
track #3 of that RR recording of Slavonic Dances -- when me and my buds did the listening test for the regulator article in Linear Audio you could un-mistakenly decipher the issues with some of the designs.
Doesn't look like the LP is currently available. Shame as always helps to have same test music as others.
Jack what happens if you add a few 100 pF to the input as cable cap in each case?
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Just theoretical -- the actual charts from the Bode 100 were created using a Shure M78 cartridge -- the simulations are close to what to expect from a Shure V15:
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