I think listens2 has it right. I was referring to rumble (the stuff you can hear). Subsonic = inaudible.
Embedded rumble... on LP's that is...
Yesterday evening I pulled out Austrid Gilberto's "Beach Samba" on Verve (original pressing) to just sit back and relax. With cans on my ears I lowered the arm onto the vinyl to start my session.
As you might know I have developed the turntable that I use myself. After track one I noticed a very distinct high-pitch reverb noise - quiet passage between the first and second track. I immediatly investigated and was worried that it is my machines main bearing inducing this foreign noise.
It turned out to be on the above mentioned record.
Now you tell me - Could the record cutting lathe have induced this noise on the master disk? Other records do not have that particular sound/noise - I checked.
If the mastering equipment is bad then I guess the end-product will also be bad hey?
Just a thought...
Dewald Visser
As you might know I have developed the turntable that I use myself. After track one I noticed a very distinct high-pitch reverb noise - quiet passage between the first and second track. I immediatly investigated and was worried that it is my machines main bearing inducing this foreign noise.
It turned out to be on the above mentioned record.
Now you tell me - Could the record cutting lathe have induced this noise on the master disk? Other records do not have that particular sound/noise - I checked.
If the mastering equipment is bad then I guess the end-product will also be bad hey?
Just a thought...
Dewald Visser
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