Thank you emorritt, That tells me what I have wanted to know..........that pretty much the lathe was set up with predetermined eq and dynamics and there was no further adjustment needed as the cutter reached the inner groove area. What had prompted this question is that in the transfer of my old cla...
Thank you mossboss and emorritt for your replies I think I am beginning to understand what is really going on. I listen 95% of the time to classical music and usually the piece will end in a great crescendo, and most of the time it sounds compressed compared to any crescendo at the outer grooves May...
Thank You Mossboss for replying. Forgive me as I was away from my computer during the weekend. If I understand what you are describing, the cutting engineer must cut back on amplitude to get more playing time onto the record. May I ask, if treble roll off in the inner grooves is also done ? And is b...
:) Thank you blight for responding. Perhaps something else is going on. I have a number of recordings of Beethovens 9th symphony by Ormandy. One new copy is where Columbia chose to put the whole thing onto 1 lp and when you listen to the Choral Ode to Joy the final movement it really sounds awful. I...
Hi there Some general thoughts on cleaning records. I use a record cleaing vacuum cleaner made by VPI instruments. They also produce high end turntables. They have a web site, just search on vpi instruments. The Vacuum cleaner works very very well. I use a 5% solution of windex and DI water for clea...
:?: Gentleman; I hope someone out there can give me some GENERAL PRINCIPLES to follow. My hobby is transferring old classical lp music to cd. I have read that the dynamic range handling capability of vinyl changes by about 10 to 15 db from the outer to inner grooves, and therefore bass compression h...