New from Lectro.

[r.paterson]

Another handy tool..

https://www.lectrosonics.com/US/Recorder-Accessories/product/spdr.html

[ShubiSnax]

Time to sell the Tascam DR-40..

[VASI]

Noyz Boyz Price: Around 1.000€ (ex. VAT)

[Eric Toline]

52 minutes ago, VAS said:

Noyz Boyz Price: Around 1.000€ (ex. VAT)

1000 Euro is $1158.77. U.S. price is $1179. Can save $20.23 by flying to Europe to buy it there.

[Gordonmoore1]

Eric is noted for his fiscal analytics..........

[Constantin]

4 hours ago, Eric Toline said:

1000 Euro is $1158.77. U.S. price is $1179. Can save $20.23 by flying to Europe to buy it there.

 

You may have to buy at least 50 units to set off the price of the flight 

[IronFilm]

Or find one $20.23 flight. 

[daniel]

5 hours ago, IronFilm said:

Or find one $20.23 flight. 

$20.22 or what's the point?

[Michael Wynne]

Really great work by Lectrosonics here.  I can see this being very useful in many scenarios.  Looking forward to see the creative uses mixers put into play. I just purchased the PDR last week myself, so I'm kinda bummed.  But these are world class problems I tell you ! 

[r.paterson]

Id be very interested hearing on any RF spray from SPDR..cheers

[IronFilm]

1 hour ago, daniel said:

$20.22 or what's the point?

Good point! You can't be valuing your time to travel overseas and back to buy it as zero, got to make some profit there. 

[Gordonmoore1]

8 hours ago, r.paterson said:

Id be very interested hearing on any RF spray from SPDR..cheers

 

So would I!  It shouldn't be an issue - Don't forget, we are a wireless company - RF is kind of our thing........   We designed this with bags in mind - we sure as heck aren't going to build something that interferes with our other products.  Our beta testers reported no issues at all in that regard (and they used them in bags.  Some also used the AES inputs in their bags).

 

Fully tested by an independent lab (Siemic) from 30MHz to 1GHz under FCC CFR Part 15 subpart B, Canadian ICES-003 Class B, European Standards EN55032:2012+AC2013, EN55024:2010, and EU safety standard EN60065K, 

 

Gordon

 

[r.paterson]

Brilliant ..i just wondrered as i have a competitors thst bleeds rf everywhere...thanks

[JeHe]

Too bad there is no audio loop through to connect it to a transmitter for complex situations (still have a recorded file when out of range)...

Or can the headphone out be set to line level (according to the manual it is a HP/Line out but i don't see any other settings apart from a level control)?

[LarryF]

The SPDR has the same output level as the PDR. So, the answer is yes.

Best Regards,

Larry Fisher

[Phillip]

Could anyone venture an opinion on the quality of the Lectrosonics mic preamp compared to a Sound Devices mic preamp?

[LarryF]

The Lectro preamp has a rounded tone with a golden, chocolaty aftertaste that is most satisfying to the sophisticated listener. The SD preamp has more of a bright, silvery texture with just a touch of tarnish. If you color the input XLR's of the SD with a green magic marker, 93% of this tarnish is removed leading to an astounding equivalency with the Lectro preamp.

Best Regards,

Larry Fisher

 

[Phillip]

Gosh, licking a preamp seems a little perverted to me. I try to keep things on a professional basis.

 

But thanks for your reply.

[Allen Rowand]

8 hours ago, LarryF said:

If you color the input XLR's of the SD with a green magic marker, 93% of this tarnish is removed leading to an astounding equivalency with the Lectro preamp.

 

Be careful not to use too much magic marker- the weight of the ink could disrupt the XLR's rotational balance and centripetal force will shatter it into a thousand pieces.

 

Mmm, tarnish.

[drpro]

They do things a bit differently in New Mexico.  Probably the heat does something to their brains

[Ilari Sivil]

7 hours ago, Allen Rowand said:

 

Be careful not to use too much magic marker- the weight of the ink could disrupt the XLR's rotational balance and centripetal force will shatter it into a thousand pieces.

 

Mmm, tarnish.

With extensive testing, I've found that a red Sharpie, manufactured before 1937, works best. Gives a nice, wooden vintage tone with an immaculate depth to it, but only after burning the cable in. You also need to use high-quality cable lifters, even on wireless.

[LarryF]

1 hour ago, Ilari Sivil said:

With extensive testing, I've found that a red Sharpie, manufactured before 1937, works best. Gives a nice, wooden vintage tone with an immaculate depth to it, but only after burning the cable in. You also need to use high-quality cable lifters, even on wireless.

Hi LLari,

Allow me to respectively but firmly disagree. After doing extensive double blind testing, our seeing eye dog definitely prefers the green Magic Marker. He is getting old and has reactionary tastes but his sense of smell is still excellent.

On the other hand, my cats could give a Damn.

Best Regards,

Larry Fisher

 

 

6 hours ago, drpro said:

They do things a bit differently in New Mexico.  Probably the heat does something to their brains

We think it is the secondary smoke drifting down from Colorado.

LEF

[Marc Wielage]

On 9/13/2018 at 7:38 AM, LarryF said:

The Lectro preamp has a rounded tone with a golden, chocolaty aftertaste that is most satisfying to the sophisticated listener. The SD preamp has more of a bright, silvery texture with just a touch of tarnish. If you color the input XLR's of the SD with a green magic marker, 93% of this tarnish is removed leading to an astounding equivalency with the Lectro preamp.

 

 

I just did a spit-take all over my computer display.  😂

[thorzone]

On 9/14/2018 at 9:30 AM, LarryF said:

Hi LLari,

Allow me to respectively but firmly disagree. After doing extensive double blind testing, our seeing eye dog definitely prefers the green Magic Marker. He is getting old and has reactionary tastes but his sense of smell is still excellent.

On the other hand, my cats could give a Damn.

Best Regards,

Larry Fisher

 

 

We think it is the secondary smoke drifting down from Colorado.

LEF

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