Subject: | Re: TASCAM DR-08, DR-2d and DR-680 noise tests |
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From: | "Chris Edwards" chris2edwards |
Date: | Thu Apr 8, 2010 11:45 am ((PDT)) |
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, Raimund wrote: | These findings support the general rule of thumb that the preamp noise | performance of a recorder is primarily determined by its supply voltage | or the size of its batteries (assuming that the designers did not made a= | major mistake). Once the supply voltage is at least about 6 volts, it is= | relatively easy for the designers to select suited low-noise op amps. So I guess PCM-M10 does quite well, considering it only has 3 volts (2xAA),= is cheap and small, and has great battery life :-) |
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