RIAA curve

[slinger]

After the recent discussion in the EOTW forum of what does, and does not, constitute said curve I thought that this might be of interest to the more technically minded (yes, I'm looking at you Doc ) amongst you.

http://www.gspaudio.co.uk/blog/a-new-ph ... ost85.html

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

basic knowledge.

[jammy395]

THE RIAA CURVE WAS INVENTED BY ARSEHOLES WHO JUST DID NOT GET ON WITH THE HMV DOG......I think his name was Bob...Yes...Bob the Dog.
Anyway.....The Cnuts thought this standard would be the fukin dogs bollock's..The rest is history.

Could be wrong though - Was wrong once before back in 1972.......

[Oldpinkman]

Problem is Jammy, if the man making the record takes a recording and adjusts the frequencies on it before transferring it to a record, the man playing the record needs to adjust the frequencies back as near as dammit he can the same way

Otherwise its like recording your LP with Dolby C , but not using Dolby C on playback (sort of )

[jammy395]

Yes Pinky....I know, I think, I am therefore, I must be etc.....But you are correct yet again....a wee bit
But your a better man than me...If you can tell me the diff between Dolby A B C & D.

[terrybooth]

I've never heard of Dolby &

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

DBX was better.

[slinger]

What I thought was interesting about this was not necessarily the info contained in the article but the fact that Graham has filed a patent application pertaining to it.

[jammy395]

Sorry Slinger - but you've fukin lost me - what article......6 posts back - and im bloody stumped........

Reply to the last post..............Ok im grumpy as fuk this morning but I cant be arsed looking back 10 fukin posts...!!!

WHAT FUKIN ARTICLE - AND JUST WhoTF IS G.......!!!!

[Oldpinkman]

Keep taking the tablets Jammy