Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Sanyo TRC 2500


Latter addition (1810). After re listening to 1/4in tape running at 7.5ips, with real instruments recorded either from Ferrograph series 6 or Uher 4200 and seeing some relevant dreams Pleiades experiments with cassettes are abandoned. The recording medium to be use will be possibly BASF SM611 1/4in tape.


The Sanyo TRC-2500 analog recorder sounds 20x more live than a digital recorder?


It produces flat frequency responce from vocal chords of singer to listener's brain as there as roll offs.


There may not be HF boost EQ etc so no S problems.


Very simple and pure signal path.


Setup:


Piano and male singing voice - Sony F-96 microphone low Z at 1in - Sanyo TRC-2500 - Fuji DR60 cassette - Sanyo TRC-2500 (trough its tiny speaker), brilliant or Marantz PMD430 - Sennheiser HD580


It is not designed to play back low frequencies but records them brilliantly.


Reference:


Flat frequency responce from actor's, singer's vocal chords to listener's brain, Sound picture recording and reproducing characteristics - Morgan, Loye - Journal of the society of Motion Picture Engineeers















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