teamdresch
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A friend of mine got one ( almost unused - great condition ), and I had a quick look through the manual .. obviously he's going to have to open up the machine, but how hard is it to get at the calibration points?
The calibration controls should be accessible by opening the bottom cover.teamdresch said:A friend of mine got one ( almost unused - great condition ), and I had a quick look through the manual .. obviously he's going to have to open up the machine, but how hard is it to get at the calibration points?
If you're looking for a yes or a no, the answer is no.Muckelroy said:I have made a "test tone CD" from generating sine waves on Sound Forge (1K, 10K, 100Hz), and burning it to 2-minute long tracks on an audio CD.
When calibrating the input levels, would it be accurate to play the CD, run it through a channel on my mixer setting it to 0dB on the mixer meter, and then run it to each channel, one at a time, on the tape machine? (given that I set the machine to monitor "source" on the meters, and all)
I guess my question in a nutshell is this: can a mixer meter be used to accurateley set a source tone to 0dB, or do the mixer meters require calibration as well ?
-callie-