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I was thinking about this the other day -- you hear a lot about the quality of various mastering decks (analog) and associated gear, but if you're mastering pop/rock material, you're often using a Dolby A or SR decoder as part of the process. Correct? Maybe not all the time, but a good deal of the time. (My recollection is that Dolby A was used longer ago, while SR is typically found on more recent masters..?)[Or, it may be that people track to 2" and playback with NR, then use no NR when putting the mix on 2-track. In which case, this post becomes moot!]
Anyway, ya got yer Manley $X,000 tube tape head pre's and yer $X0,000 modified Studer mastering deck and yer fancy cables... what about the Dolby card? Is this "The Weakest Link"?
Mike
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Topic - Here's one for ya: What kind of circuits are in Dolby A and SR cards? - High-end Dreamer 11:12:57 06/05/01 (6)
- Bad enough that a lot of us preferred the hiss! (nt) - Bob Olhsson 14:06:19 06/25/01 (0)
- Re: Here's one for ya: What kind of circuits are in Dolby A and SR cards? - db 21:50:26 06/13/01 (4)
- Re: Here's one for ya: What kind of circuits are in Dolby A and SR cards? - db 22:26:34 06/14/01 (1)
- Re: Here's one for ya: What kind of circuits are in Dolby A and SR cards? - High-end Dreamer 14:22:29 06/20/01 (0)
- Re: Here's one for ya: What kind of circuits are in Dolby A and SR cards? - High-end Dreamer 17:31:08 06/14/01 (1)
- Sorry, the one above you belongs here. - db 23:52:46 06/14/01 (0)
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