PermO
Well-known member
I understand the frequency roll off is the result of phase cancelation.
Playing with the calculator was very insightfull seeing the phase shifting starting much higher up in the frequency band before the frequency roll off starts to have an effect.
If I build one unit, and I have the choice of grabbing this capacitor from the drawer or the other one, I pick the oversized one that will have less of an effect compared to the smaller one.
If I had to produce +100.000 units and make a profit on them, my choice would probably be different.
[sarcasm]
Why is the high-z instrument input on my RME FF800 so noisy ? and why does it sound like crap ? why do I as a hobbyist have to figure it all out myself and build my own to get a proper instrument input ?
That is what the RME engineering team is supposed to do.... not me !
[sarcasm]
I love GDIY !
As far as the human sensory system goes, I'm only an expert on my own sensory system, I don't know what other people are seeing, hearing or feeling, it can sometimes be a bit of a wild guess, but one thing is sure, it does not always line up with mine...
Playing with the calculator was very insightfull seeing the phase shifting starting much higher up in the frequency band before the frequency roll off starts to have an effect.
If I build one unit, and I have the choice of grabbing this capacitor from the drawer or the other one, I pick the oversized one that will have less of an effect compared to the smaller one.
If I had to produce +100.000 units and make a profit on them, my choice would probably be different.
[sarcasm]
Why is the high-z instrument input on my RME FF800 so noisy ? and why does it sound like crap ? why do I as a hobbyist have to figure it all out myself and build my own to get a proper instrument input ?
That is what the RME engineering team is supposed to do.... not me !
[sarcasm]
I love GDIY !
As far as the human sensory system goes, I'm only an expert on my own sensory system, I don't know what other people are seeing, hearing or feeling, it can sometimes be a bit of a wild guess, but one thing is sure, it does not always line up with mine...