Having received my new Sound Devices 722 last week I am still getting used =
to the settings etc but
I am a bit concerned about the loud electronic "crack" that I get in the he=
adphones when the unit is switched on (and off)
The obvious answer is to turn the headphones down to zero before turning o=
n and off but this action is easy to forget.
This not only hurts my ears but could also damage my headphones!
I am surprised that this is happening in a unit of this calibre. Is this no=
rmal or could my unit be faulty?
or maybe I have set it up incorrectly
I have emailed the supplier but no answer forthcoming as yet.
Female Albert=92s Lyrebird
Photograph Syd Curtis
=20=20=20=20
My Sony dat D7 (which the 722 is replacing) had a "soft" start and so do mo=
st consumer amps available nowadays.=20
(I am using the built in 48v phantom power to drive the MKH 50 mic)
Bill Rankin
Australian Wildlife Sound Recording Group
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Loudspeakers are not birds,
A listening room is not nature."
Klas Strandberg
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