Re: Frequency Resp Comparison Between Hill & Date & Lateral Cut
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 5:17 pm
Late to the subject...
After restoring many hill and dale acoustic records, the general response for music is about 150 Hz to at least 5,000 Hz for the Edison Diamond Discs when you use a modern stylus and cartridge. You can read about an interesting series of experiments in my Restoration Handbook (Chapter 19) where I go in depth into the frequency spectrum of acoustic records.
Check out #21 of my Podcast where you can compare the method I use. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1449838
You can also see my Studio...
Marc
After restoring many hill and dale acoustic records, the general response for music is about 150 Hz to at least 5,000 Hz for the Edison Diamond Discs when you use a modern stylus and cartridge. You can read about an interesting series of experiments in my Restoration Handbook (Chapter 19) where I go in depth into the frequency spectrum of acoustic records.
Check out #21 of my Podcast where you can compare the method I use. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1449838
You can also see my Studio...
Marc