thanks.
in that case I remain somewhat puzzled - the Roland recorders aren't cheap =
& tacky units. Why they should have not such good design is odd indeed.
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e:
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> > Hi Raimund,
> >
> > perhaps, at least to answer some of the frustration & puzzlement about =
this issue, could you let us all know if any other recorders at the pro-sum=
er or entry level have the same kind of issues
>
> No, I still have not tested any other recorder regarding that issue...
>
> > & more to the point perhaps, why even if they do they appear to be able=
to handle the DPA's ok ? thats the bit I can't get my head round.
>
> Other recorders obviously have more carefully designed phantom power supp=
lies.
>
> I have currently no access to the original phantom power DIN or IEC speci=
fications, but I guess that it is allowed that the phantom power supply car=
ries a certain amount of ripple (may be up to 1 mV). If that was true, then=
the Roland recorders would probably still satisfy the standard. I just rea=
d about these things on the Schoeps website (there is obviously no English =
version):
>
> http://www.schoeps.de/documents/Mikrofonbuch_Kap12.pdf
>
> Regards,
> Raimund
>
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