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At 03:21 PM 9/29/2003, Laurent Brondel wrote: >>The only other possibility is with the limiter in the newer units. If >you >>have the level turned up too high, you will be hitting the limiter in >one >>and not the other, and that could obviously make them different. If that >>is the case though, you just have the level turned up too far.... > >when the levels are adjusted well, both units sound identical. but it >takes some time to re-adjust the knobs to the 'sweet' spot, so i guess >the >taper of the pots affects how the limiter is going to interact. It might affect where you hit the limiter, but if the levels are not too high you don't hit the limiter at all so it has no effect then. >kim, how are the new blackface EDPs? do they retain the same A/D-D/A >converters and same preamps? or are they improved versions of the >whiteface EDPs? same basic parts and circuit, but I think they are built with much better quality. The pots are probably better, although the older ones were often built with good pots as well. They have a new PCB that makes the noise floor slightly quieter, although in practice I think it is nearly impossible to hear that when the levels are set properly. kim ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com