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Most tapes don't have an overbias dB spec, so how do you it without knowing the overbias ? Match 1kHz level to 15kHz with bias adjustment ?

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Super professional job and education. Thanks from far far away 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Great video & speaking style

Tele definitely sounded better

I now want a light thing to watch when I listen to music lol

For the 8 channel snake it would be same idea for a TRS connector as well? Snip the copper shielding and use the drain wire? Thanks

Hi, Does it matter if a couple of strands break off from the red or white ?? Does it affect the quality?

Under rated video! How tf does the other AI shit videos get more views than this High quality video

I have a question, a bit mysterious, I have a rode ntg3 and it has a bit of hiss. I have two cables, one soldered the three pins as in the video and the other cable only two, pin 1 and 3. and the mic makes a little less hiss. why will it be? for what is this? thank you

Why would you waste our time and not specifically explain what color wires from the trrs cable to connect to what color wires on the trs cable. Thats the whole point of making the video, and you did everything but the most important for those of us who don't know shit about electrical wiring.

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Where do you get the clear capillary tubing you put over the drain wire?

Great content and production. Thank you!

Brings back memories!

Awesome thank you!

One of the best videos about gear that I ever watched on RUclips

High anxiety for sure knowing there is no undo button!

Electroluminescent light sources like this are brighter at higher frequencies, though in practice I see them get dimmer after a kHz or so, this may differ depending on the manufacture method and choice of phosphor. If the audio waveform is being fed directly into the EL panel, the effective controlling variable won’t be the input waveform’s amplitude, but rather the amplitude of the differential of the input waveform. With the taper off. So I’d expect it to be much worse at attenuating bass than mids, sparkly loud cymbals would probably get through too.

cant you just combine all the ground onto 1 pin? then use the extra pins for more channels?

Great video and so good to hear what a high level FOH plugins are using and how

good practical tips. I'm less of a hamfisted neandertal - which is good progress!! Thanks - keep up the good work!

Yo this a Awsome Reel 2 Reel equipment

BBC Radio has a collectionof very rare and early recordings (78's etc..). Obviously over the years the records were scratched and son. The Beeb would transfer these to quarter inch at 30 inches/second. Then some poor sod had to go through the entire tape and physically cut out all plops, scratches etc.and rejoin the taper.

Way back in the late 70's I was just beginning my career as television sound engineer / sound recordist. There was a weekly programme which highlighted the Top Ten records for that week. Part of my job was to take those top ten singles and whip out 10 seconds of each one and join them all together. It was done using quarter inch tape, exactly as in the video. Took most of a day shift to do it and get it to sound right (beats, bars etc..) but after you've done it a while, it becomes fairly easy.

who else is here for that tightly executed groove!!!

This is wizardry. So much respect for the old school engineers.

I have a friend who is blessed with the possession of a Nakamichi Dragon. What’s fascinating is the have a signal generator inside to set bias. The procedure requires switching between 400hz and 15khz to get everything set right. *The real kicker* is my Onkyo TA-2700 states in the manual that to set bias, to use an fm tuner set in between stations to generate “white noise” and calibrate at to match the sound of the source at -10db.

Optical compressors are way cooler to me now thanks for the video 🤘💀🍻🔥

Pretty close to how I do it, but here in NZ I can't seem to find "sodder", and have to make do with "solder". 🙂 I was taught to use the holes in the terminals, and that the tinned wire and terminal should have a good mechanical connection first; then the sodder guarantees the electrical connection, and the wire cannot move while the sodder is cooling, which prevents crystallisation.

Great video. I came here searching for a technique to crimp the strain relief… but I see that your technique is the same as mine; good ol’ needle nose pliers! I figured that an experienced pro like you would surely have a purpose built crimper for that job. But no. Nevertheless, very instructive and amazing soldering and assembly skills. Many thanks for posting, glad I subscribed. Cheers!

thank you from Argentina, first time im actually getting this stuff. incredible showcase!

I swear I'll never complain again

you're the best.

You edited the right reel of tape. I "dig" that song and love it very much.⭐

is it possible two female XLR to RCA connector? Pls.and how?thank you.

I would love to see something like this for pre amps and DIs.

Now that is really amazing Wish i had a teacher like you

Very strange how you solder the shield, but i think the idee is not so bad. The next time i need to solder a TRS jack i wil try it out.

where did you download the driver been searching for hours can't find it

What is called "low" and what is "high" in audio cables please?

"Brilliant" presentation! Thank you SO much!

I thought about fixing my analog cassette tascam.but plugging it into the audio jacks of a VCR and using another VCR as my playback so i can overdub.VHS tape is nice and wide.i havent fleshed out the idea fully but ill let you know if it works.be cool to wind it onto reels and use it on an 8track reel to reel recorder

My tascam dp8 has Auto mastering.and it converts to WAV file.im going to put 14 songs on a flashdrive and mail it to a record lathe company.my budget and knowledge is limited.so should i pan my bass and drums to 1 side,like right or left? And should overall master be somewhat loud?i usually set my master volume at 4 and it sounds OK on cd.doesnt overwork my speakers.any info would be appreciated.also my terminology is rudimentary.

Now I know🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾Thank you sir

What size Teflon tubing do you use? I only see up to #24 on that website?

Hi , as long as the wire strippers are atleast 12-28awg ill be good to cut these? Thanks

Which connector would you recommend?

Is this Glenn Berger?

Wow that really smoothes those vocals out!! Fantastic!