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Does anyone else have a problem with certain material that may have been recorded at higher ranges having the “S” sibilances sounding distorted? I’ve noticed that the problem occurs more with material on cd and some high quality vinyl recordings.

Does anyone else have a problem with certain material that may have been recorded at higher ranges having the “S” sibilances sounding distorted? I’ve noticed that the problem occurs more with material on cd and some high quality vinyl recordings. I’ve tried everything from comletely limiting the compressor to adding a graphic equalizer and lowering the high frequencies.

Hi everyone. I just stumbled across this site while surfing. Really cool.
I just purchased a Unikit UX100 FM PLL stereo transmitter. The ads say it will give a signal out to 600 feet. I think I’ve beaten that.

Hi everyone. I just stumbled across this site while surfing. Really cool.
I just purchased a Unikit UX100 FM PLL stereo transmitter. The ads say it will give a signal out to 600 feet. I think I’ve beaten that. And, the unit is in my basement! I know it covers several blocks in my neighborhood. I’m using a pyramid mixing board, two gemini turntables, two identical vintage technics cd players, two dual cassette decks and an omnidirectional shure microphone. The signal is processed through an Alto 2 channel compressor/limiter. I’m still tweaking the settings on that! I’ve programmed the signal to 89.9. Forgotten hits is the format. Most of my library is vinyl. Lot’s of fun! So is this site!